The HPV virus is widely prevalent as a sexually transmitted virus, affecting both men and women. It exhibits a highly contagious nature, primarily transmitted through direct skin contact. Furthermore, this viral infection instigates the manifestation of warts and has the potential to induce carcinogenic growth. In the following, we will discuss the capabilities of the HPV detection kit made by TritaGene.
What are the symptoms of the HPV virus?
The symptoms of the HPV virus are of interest. In general, the HPV virus is classified as a latent virus as it typically remains asymptomatic; however, the predominant symptoms manifest as dermal protrusions in the form of genital or pubic warts. This virus exhibits a spectrum of types, with varying degrees of peril. The best way to diagnose this disease is to take an HPV test.
What is the treatment of HPV virus?
Currently, a cure for this disease is yet to be discovered, however, the dermatological manifestations of the condition can be managed through the utilization of medication, surgical interventions, electrotherapy and laser therapy. It is important to acknowledge that these interventions merely address the symptoms of the disease, while the virus itself persists within the individual’s body, thereby enabling potential transmission to others. Consequently, in order to prevent contracting this disease, it is better to administer the vaccine, although it is imperative to note that the vaccine itself solely confers resistance to the dangerous viruses of this disease.
HPV detection kit
As mentioned previously, the human papilloma virus (HPV) displays a wide range of variations and different categories of this virus have been identified so far. In order to recognize its presence, an HPV detection kit is required. These kits are specifically designed to identify the specific strain of the virus. In addition, it is important to note that these kits encompass distinct types, each with different levels of precision.
properties of the TritaGene HPV detection kit
- Detection of 14 high risk genotypes of human papilloma virus (HPV) based on a single Multiplex Fluorescent PCR and a single run of capillary electrophoresis
- With high sensitivity and specificity in qualitative detection of 14 oncogenic genotypes of HPV such as 16, 18, 31, 33, 35,39,45,51,52,56,58,59,66 & 68.
- Uses extracted DNA from human pap-smear or urogenital swabs and biopsies
- Providing a fast and easy method with ready-to-use reagents that you only need to add sample DNA
- Using human beta-globin gene as internal control which allows to determine both the quality of the sample DNA and the presence of potential inhibitors
- Compatible with a various model of thermocyclers and Genetic analyzers
- Result analysis by professional softwares such as GeneMapper® or GeneMarker®
