GeneGlobe ID: DMA00679 | Cat. No.: 250207 | dPCR Microbial DNA Detection Assays

dPCR Microbial DNA Detection Assay for stxA

Virulence gene detection assay targeting the bacterial shiga toxin Stx1 subunit A gene
dPCR wet-lab validated

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Product Specification

Product name​
stxA
GeneGlobe Cat.No. (Assay ID)​
DMA00679
Target type​
Virulence
Target region​
Bacterial shiga toxin Stx1 subunit A gene
Target (NCBI taxonomy ID)​
Shiga toxin subunit A, RNA-N-glycosidase, catalyticsubunit
Template accession​
GQ429156.1
Taxonomy​
Virulence Genes
Application field​
Microbial Virulence
Wet-lab tested in singleplex​
Yes, tested dye - ROX
Wet-lab tested in multiplex​
No
Recommended restriction enzyme​
EcoRI
Template present in Microbial DNA Positive Control​
Yes

Product Resources

Validation Data
File Size: 265.25 KBLanguage: English

Resources

Technical Information (1)
Detect microbial targets – bacterial, fungal, parasitic, viral, antibiotic resistance and virulence factor genes – using digital PCR
Kit Handbooks (1)
Brochures & Guides (2)
Detect microbial targets – bacterial, fungal, parasitic, viral, antibiotic resistance and virulence factor genes – using digital PCR
A versatile workflow for the detection of low-abundance microbes
Safety Data Sheets (1)
Certificates of Analysis (1)
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