What IT infrastructure is required for SepsiTest™-UMD and Micro-Dx™?
IT infrastructure
The required IT infrastructure is
quite small:
- a software to view (and if required edit) sequences, e.g.,
Chromas
- internet access for the BLAST search
- space on the server is quite small, sequencing files are
between 200 and 300 kb
- depending on the labs’ workflow:
software for report/LIMS/etc.
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What is included in the kits SepsiTest™-UMD and Micro-Dx™?
SepsiTest(tm)-UMD Micro-Dx(tm) Manual and short manual Yes Yes Reagents for sample pre-treatment e.g. tissue biopsies Yes Yes Reagents for host DNA depletion and microbial DNA isolation Buffers and enzymes Prefilled buffer cartridges and enzyme vials ...
Can FFPE samples be analyzed with SepsiTest™-UMD or Micro-Dx™?
FFPE samples Yes, formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded (FFPE) samples can be processed by simply following the tissue protocol of the kit. There are no additional steps like a deparaffinization required.
What are the differences between SepsiTest™-UMD and Micro-Dx™?
Both are culture-independent diagnostic kits for the detection and identification of bacteria and fungi from clinical samples by 16S and 18S rRNA amplification and subsequent Sanger sequencing. The difference between both kits is that the host DNA ...
What are the benefits of SepsiTest™ BLAST?
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Will SepsiTest™-UMD and Micro-Dx™ transition to IVDR?
CE IVD Yes, both kits will be transferred to IVDR, at the latest in May 2026. Please find Molzym’s statement on the transition to IVDR here.