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LAMPPY Universal Optical DNA Rapid Detection System for Pathogens
OZ Optics
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LAMPPY Universal Optical DNA Rapid Detection System for Pathogens
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The LAMPPY™ system offered by OZ-Optics is an affordable and reliable optical DNA detection system based on isothermal techniques such as Loop-mediated Isothermal Amplification (LAMP). It provides rapid and highly sensitive detection of viral, fungal, and bacterial DNA/RNA, including pathogens like Covid-19, SARS, Ebola, ...

Specifications
Electrical Dynamic Range: 120 dB
Optical Dynamic Range: 60 dB
Excitation Wavelength: 478 nm
Excitation Wavelength Bandwidth (FWHM): 20 nm
Detection Wavelength Range: 500-595nm
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Frequently Asked Questions

An optical DNA pathogen detection system is a device that uses optical detection methods to detect the presence of DNA from specific pathogens. It typically consists of a sample preparation unit, a DNA amplification unit, and an optical detection unit.

Optical DNA pathogen detection systems work by first preparing a sample, such as blood or saliva, to extract and purify the DNA. The DNA is then amplified using techniques such as polymerase chain reaction (PCR) or loop-mediated isothermal amplification (LAMP). The amplified DNA is then detected using optical methods such as fluorescence or absorbance spectroscopy.

Optical DNA pathogen detection systems offer several advantages over traditional pathogen detection methods, including higher sensitivity and specificity, faster detection times, and the ability to detect multiple pathogens in a single test. They are also highly automated and can be used in a variety of settings, from hospitals and clinics to remote field locations.

Optical DNA pathogen detection systems can be designed to detect a wide range of pathogens, including bacteria, viruses, and fungi. They can also be customized to detect specific strains or mutations of pathogens, making them highly versatile for different applications.

Some examples of optical DNA pathogen detection systems include the GeneXpert system from Cepheid, the BioFire FilmArray system from BioFire Diagnostics, and the ID NOW system from Abbott. These systems are widely used in clinical and research settings for pathogen detection and identification.

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Did You know?

Did you know that optical DNA pathogen detection systems are revolutionizing the way we detect and diagnose infectious diseases? These devices use advanced optical detection methods to identify the presence of specific DNA sequences from pathogens such as bacteria, viruses, and fungi. Optical DNA pathogen detection systems offer several advantages over traditional detection methods, including higher sensitivity and specificity, faster detection times, and the ability to detect multiple pathogens in a single test. They are also highly automated and can be used in a variety of settings, from hospitals and clinics to remote field locations. Some examples of these systems include the GeneXpert system from Cepheid, the BioFire FilmArray system from BioFire Diagnostics, and the ID NOW system from Abbott. As these technologies continue to advance, they hold great promise for improving public health and disease surveillance.
External links:
1 - On optical biosensors