Non-Inactivated Virus Sampling Tube

The Non-Inactivated Virus Sampling Tube is a tool used to collect and preserve virus samples.
Its main features include:
Maintaining viral activity: it allows the collected virus to maintain its natural biological properties and infectivity, which facilitates the subsequent detection, research and analysis of the virus.
Preservative composition: usually contains appropriate buffers, nutrients and preservatives, etc. to maintain the survival environment and stability of the virus.
Sample Stability: The ability to ensure the quality and integrity of the collected virus sample over a period of time.
Samples collected using non-inactivated virus sampling tubes can be used for a variety of applications such as viral nucleic acid testing, virus isolation and culture.

The application scenarios of non-inactivated virus sampling tubes are mainly as follows:
Medical and health institutions: in hospitals, clinics and other places, used for virus testing of patients, such as new coronavirus testing.
Research laboratories: researchers can use the samples collected by inactivated virus sampling tubes for virological research, viral gene sequencing and other work.
Public Health Surveillance: Used to monitor the spread of viruses in the population and detect potential epidemic risks in time.
Entry-exit inspection and quarantine: virus sampling and testing for people entering and leaving the country to prevent the import of viruses from abroad.
Animal disease prevention and control: used in animal disease monitoring and research when collecting animal samples.