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1, allée de la Filée
BP 54424
44244 La Chapelle sur Erdre cedex
France
T : +33 (0) 240 842 539
F : +33 (0) 240 894 562
contact@ceeramtools.com
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Catalogue References :
giardia Test Kit KHGIAR for Clinical samples giardia Test Kit KEGIAR for environmental samples giardia Test Kit KFGIAR for food samples most common cause of protozoal diarrhea worldwide(Cryptosporidium) and Giardia are protozoan parasites that infect a wide range of vertebrate including humans. They are the most common cause of protozoal diarrhea worldwide, and constitute a real problem in ruminants breeding and immunodeficient people.very resistant parasitesThese parasites are very infectious; one to ten (Cryptosporidium oocysts) or Giardia cysts are sufficient to get sick. Their mode of transmission is the feco‐oral route. After excretion in human or animal stool, due to their structural properties, Cryptosporidium oocysts ( and Giardia cysts) can resist to different physical and chemical treatments.In water, they can persist in different forms a few months.food poisoningFood samples can be contaminated via food handlers or by the environment. Due to their structural properties, (Cryptosporidium oocysts) and Giardia cysts can survive to different food process. Absorption of contaminated food or water can lead to human outbreaks. The detection by immunofluorescence methods like ELISA or by microscopy method are not recommended due to genetic diversity, lack of sensitivity and subjectivity of the analyse. Molecular techniques (real time RT‐PCR) are the methods of choice for (Cryptosporidium) and Giardia detection after DNA extraction and purification from the sample.CeeramTools Molecular Detection System (Test Kits) also available for :Mengo - Rotavirus - Enterorivus - Astrovirus - Adenovirus - HepatitisA - HepatitisAplus - Aichi - Circovirus - Brachyspira - Norovirus GI - Norovirus GII - Cryptosporidium
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