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Sensitivity |
1.0x103copies/mL |
Linear range |
1.0x103copies/mL ~ 1.0x 109copies/mL |
Accuracy |
The detection result coincide ≥σnce rate is 100% |
Precision |
Coefficient of variation within a↓Ω₹nd between batches CV≤5% |
Specificity |
A specificity of 100% , with ₹±the wheel-like virus, S★γ∑apporo virus, enteric adenovirus virus, stellate virus, Salmon✘" ella, Shigella and other non-cross-reactive |
Anti-interference |
10% pus blood, 0.5% erythromycin suppos♦§itory, 0.5% anal Thai suppositorγβ€y, etc. did not significantlπ§y interfere with the test results |
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