Download Application Notes: Wound Pathogen Detection and Antibiotic Resistance (ABR) Gene Solutions for your Molecular Lab Research

See our complete workflow solution for research to identify wound infection pathogens and antibiotic resistant genes using Applied Biosystems TaqMan Array Card or OpenArray Plate technology.

Our portfolio of wound panels utilizes qPCR technology with an end-to-end workflow to research a broad menu of bacterial and fungal wound pathogens as well as ABR gene targets.

Read our application notes to learn more about the format that best suits your research needs:

● TaqMan Array Cards offer a convenient mid-throughput of up to 8 samples per card
● OpenArray Plates provides a high-throughput of up to 48 samples per plate

Simply complete the form to access the application notes.

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Which format for wound pathogen detection are you interested in? TrueMark Wound + ABR Expanded TaqMan Array Card TrueMark Wound + ABR Expanded OpenArray Plate I’m interested in both

How many wound samples are you looking to test per week? 50 or less 50 to 150 Over 150

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