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Rotavirus groups A, B <\/strong>and C <\/strong>are associated with enteritis, leading to diarrhea in piglets and weaned pigs, with group A being the most prevalent. These viruses are easily transmitted through direct contact. Infected pigs typically exhibit symptoms such as watery diarrhea, anorexia, emaciation, and lethargy. Co-infection with E. coli<\/em> can exacerbate the condition, resulting in severe illness and potentially death. Rotaviruses are ubiquitous in swine farming environments, and without effective control measures, they can spread rapidly and cause outbreaks.<\/p>\n

TopSPEC\u00ae Rotavirus A\/B\/C RT-qPCR KIT<\/strong> is a diagnostic assay designed for the detection of Rotavirus groups A, B, and C (RTVA, RTVB, RTVC) \u2013 targeting the VP6 gene in pigs and cattle using One-step RT-qPCR. It enables rapid identification of viral agents through a streamlined protocol, offering high sensitivity and specificity.<\/p>\n\"TopSPEC\u00ae<\/picture>\n

TopSPEC\u00ae Rotavirus A\/B\/C RT-qPCR KIT<\/strong><\/p>\n

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