Cat#:RTS-032;Product Name:Influenza A (Swine Flu) Rapid Test Strip;Size:20T;Sample:Human and pig nasopharyngeal samples and pig stool and lung-tissue samples;Intended use:The Rapid Swine Flu test is a rapid chromatographic immunoassay for the qualitative detection of type A Influenza antigens in human nasopharyngeal specimens (swab, nasopharyngeal wash and aspirate) and in pig specimens (nasal, lung tissue or feces), to aid in the diagnosis of swine flu infection in ;Description:Although a wide variety of viral agents are capable of causing lower respiratory tract infections in children and adults, influenza A & B; respiratory syncytial virus (RSV); parainfluenza viruses 1, 2, and 3; and adenovirus are the most common. Of these, influenza A & B and RSV are the most important causes of medically attended acute respiratory illness. In addition to sharing a similar seasonal prevalence, it is important to remain cognizant that influenza A & B and RSV share overlapping clinical features and infection potential for certain high-risk patient groups (e.g., extremes of age, underlying cardiopulmonary disease and immunosuppression). ;Storage:Store at 15-25℃, DO NOT FREEZE or use beyond the expiration date. The shelf life is 22 months.;Detection Principle:The Rapid Swine Flu test kit is a qualitative lateral flow immunoassay for the detection of type A Influenza antigen in human and pig nasopharyngeal samples and pig stool and lung-tissue samples. The membrane is pre-coated with monoclonal antibodies again;Contents of Kit:1. Card tests contained plastic pipettes 2. Instructions for use 3. Testing tubes or vials 4. Diluent B (REAG) 5. Tissue/stool collection vial with buffer 6. Sterile swabs 7. Certificate of package control;Sensitivity:>99%;References:1. BARENFANGER et al., “Clinical and Financial Benefits of Rapid Detection of Respiratory Viruses: an Outcomes Study”. Journal of Clinical Microbiology. August 2000, Vol 38 No 8, p. 2824-2828. 2. LOWEN, A. et al., “The guinea pig as a transmission model f;