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    Zika (IgG and IgM and PCR)

    £350.00

    SKU: sku_2112 Categories: Blood Test, Blood Test, Blood Test, Blood Test, Blood Test, Urine Test, Urine Test, Urine Test, Urine Test, Urine Test Tags: microcephaly, Zika
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    Product Description

    A blood test (Gold Top Vacutainer) to measure Zika IgG and IgM antibodies to Zika and a urine sample to look for Zika virus RNA (rRT-PCR)

    Laboratory Testing
    Viral (rRT-PCR) – urine collected ≤14 days of illness onset)*
    Viral (rRT-PCR) – both serum and urine for early/acute < 7 days after illness onset
    A positive ZIKA rRT-PCR result demonstrates current Zika virus infection
    Because viraemia decreases over time and recorded dates of illness onset may not be accurate,
    a negative rRT-PCR result may not rule out virus infection and IgM antibody testing should be performed.
    Virus-specific antibodies IgM and IgM should therefore also be tested from Day 7
    *Urine Better than Blood for Zika Testing CDC says (Medscape 10/05/2016).
    Reference Morbidity and Mortality Report (10th May 2016).

    Additional Information

    IgG and IgM

    IgG, IgM, IgG and IGM

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