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MGB Alert® CMV 3.0
Cytomegalovirus causes several complications in immunosuppressed people, including hepatitis, leukopenia, pneumonitis, and gastroenteritis. Organ transplant recipients are especially at risk of disease, and virus levels can be monitored and treated in these patients.1
Our analyte specific reagents§ feature:
- Thoughtfully designed primers and probes
- Primers and probes manufactured according to FDA and cGMP requirements
MGB probes | DSQ probes | Eclipse Dark Quencher | Duplex Stabilizing Quencher | Pleiades probe chemistry | AquaPhluor® Dyes | Superbases
| Catalog number | Product Name | Reactions | Fluorophore | Product description |
| 800413 | MGB Alert® CMV 3.0 Primer Mix ASR | 48 | – | Amplifies nucleic acids within the IE1 gene of cytomegalovirus |
| 800423 | MGB Alert® CMV 3.0 Probe Mix ASR | 48 | FAM | Detects nucleic acids within the IE1 gene of cytomegalovirus |
| 800350 | MGB Alert® CMV 3.0 Primer Mix ASR | 480 | – | Amplifies nucleic acids within the IE1 gene of cytomegalovirus |
| 800404 | MGB Alert® CMV 3.0 Probe Mix ASR | 480 | FAM | Detects nucleic acids within the IE1 gene of cytomegalovirus |
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Benefits
Innovative. MGB Alert reagents utilize our original minor groove binder probe technology, and feature flexibility of PCR-based detection and/or melt curve analysis. DSQ Alert™ reagents now incorporate our proprietary duplex stabilizing quencher (DSQ), a next step in MGB probe chemistry.
Flexible. Our reagents can be used on the ELITe InGenius® and ELITe BeGenius™ instrument systems, and on most open channel platforms. Let us help create the right workflow for your lab.
Responsive. We frequently anticipate and nimbly respond to market needs as they arise. Let us know what you’d like to add to your own real-time PCR menu.
Visit egmdx.com to learn more. We offer a full menu of IVD tests, analyte specific reagents (ASRs), and research use only (RUO) materials designed with proprietary chemistries.
1Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. (2020, August 18). Cytomegalovirus (CMV) and Congenital CMV Infection. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Retrieved November 17, 2022, from https://www.cdc.gov/cmv/clinical/overview.html.
§Analytical and performance characteristics are not established.
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