INNO-LiPA® HBV Genotyping
When genotyping, be confident
INNO-LiPA HBV Genotyping is a line probe assay designed to identify hepatitis B virus genotypes A to H by the detection of type-specific sequences in the HBV polymerase gene domain B to C.
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INNO-LiPA® HBV Genotyping
Product number 80691
20 Tests (Amplification kit included)
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Features & Benefits
- Most accurate results:
- Better detection of mixed genotype infections
- More sensitive than sequencing
- Confident choice of treatment
- Low chance of errors and limited hands-on time
- Easy to perform and robust assay
- Amplicon can also be used for INNO-LiPA HBV GT
- Fully automated processing of the strips possible with TENDIGO®, Auto-LiPA™ 48 and AutoBlot 3000H.
- Objective and automated reading and interpretation of strips possible using LiRAS® for LiPA HBV.
- One technology for a complete HBV portfolio.
- Most accurate results:
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