Mycoplasma Gallinis (MG) Nucleic Acid Test Kit (Lyophilized)

Clinical Applications

1. Poultry Farm Surveillance：In commercial poultry farms, regular screening using the MG nucleic acid detection reagent is crucial for early detection of the pathogen. By collecting samples such as tracheal swabs, nasal swabs, or air sac fluid from chickens or turkeys at regular intervals (e.g., monthly for high - risk farms), farmers and veterinarians can identify the presence of MG in a timely manner. For example, in a large - scale broiler chicken farm, samples are collected from different houses and age - groups of chickens. If MG is detected, immediate isolation of the infected birds can be carried out, and enhanced biosecurity measures can be implemented. This includes strict disinfection of the poultry houses, proper ventilation improvement, and restricted movement of personnel and equipment to prevent further spread within the farm.

2. Disease Diagnosis in Poultry：When poultry show symptoms of respiratory distress, abnormal sounds during breathing, or a decrease in egg production, the MG nucleic acid detection reagent serves as a vital diagnostic tool. It allows for a quick and accurate determination of whether MG is the causative agent. In a layer chicken farm where hens are experiencing a decline in egg - laying performance and some show signs of respiratory illness, using this reagent to test the samples can quickly confirm the presence or absence of MG. This timely diagnosis is essential for implementing appropriate treatment and control measures. Antibiotic treatment can be initiated promptly if MG is detected, along with supportive care for the sick birds and strengthening biosecurity protocols to protect the remaining healthy flock.

3. Breeding Stock Management：In poultry breeding programs, preventing the introduction and spread of MG is of utmost importance. The MG nucleic acid detection reagent is used to screen breeding chickens and turkeys before they are introduced into the breeding program. This helps in preventing the vertical transmission of MG from infected parents to offspring. If an MG - positive breeding bird is detected, it can be removed from the breeding stock, reducing the risk of spreading the pathogen to future generations and maintaining the overall health and productivity of the flock. Regular testing of the breeding stock can also help in monitoring the effectiveness of biosecurity measures within the breeding facility.

4. Quarantine and Import/Export Control：In international trade of poultry and poultry products, the MG nucleic acid detection reagent is an essential component of quarantine procedures. All incoming and outgoing poultry, hatching eggs, and processed poultry products are screened to prevent the international spread of MG. If a positive sample is detected in imported or exported items, the relevant products can be detained, and further testing or treatment can be carried out to ensure that the pathogen does not cross national borders. This helps in maintaining the biosecurity of nations and protecting their domestic poultry industries from foreign - sourced MG infections.