Bovine Parvovirus Real Time PCR Detection KIt

Intended Use

The Bovine Parvovirus Real-Time PCR Detection Kit is designed for the detection of Bovine Parvovirus (BPV) nucleic acid in veterinary clinical specimens collected from cattle. The kit aids in the diagnosis and monitoring of bovine parvovirus infection, supporting early disease detection, differential diagnosis of enteric and reproductive disorders, timely therapeutic and herd management decisions, disease surveillance, and effective clinical management in veterinary diagnostic laboratories.

Principle of the Assay

This kit utilizes real-time polymerase chain reaction (qPCR) technology with highly specific primers and fluorescent hydrolysis probes targeting a conserved genomic region of Bovine Parvovirus.

During amplification, the probe specifically hybridizes to its target sequence and generates a fluorescence signal that is detected by compatible real-time PCR instruments. The increase in fluorescence intensity is directly proportional to the accumulation of amplified product, enabling sensitive, specific, and reliable detection of Bovine Parvovirus nucleic acid.

Performance Characteristics

• High analytical sensitivity for early detection of Bovine Parvovirus
• High specificity for Bovine Parvovirus
• High reproducibility and assay stability
• No cross-reactivity with non-target veterinary pathogens

Sample Type

Bovine fecal specimens, rectal swabs, EDTA-anticoagulated whole blood, serum, intestinal tissue, lymph nodes, aborted fetal tissues, and other appropriate veterinary clinical specimens collected from clinically suspected cattle.

Kit Features & Advantages

• Rapid and reliable molecular detection
• High sensitivity for detecting Bovine Parvovirus, including infections with low viral loads
• Supports early diagnosis, differential diagnosis of enteric and reproductive diseases, and timely clinical intervention
• Simple workflow with minimal hands-on time
• Compatible with major real-time PCR platforms

Storage Conditions

Store at −20°C. Avoid repeated freeze-thaw cycles.