About the project
Development of a new generation of lyophilized NAAT diagnostic kits for the detection of zoonotic infections
The project aims to create and implement diagnostic kits based on nucleic acid amplification technology (NAAT) that are resistant to hot climates. These test systems can effectively detect dangerous zoonotic infections (for example, anthrax, brucellosis, etc.) without the need for refrigeration, which is especially important for regions with limited infrastructure.
Within the framework of the project:
Development of a new generation of lyophilized NAAT diagnostic kits for the detection of zoonotic infections
The project aims to create and implement diagnostic kits based on nucleic acid amplification technology (NAAT) that are resistant to hot climates. These test systems can effectively detect dangerous zoonotic infections (for example, anthrax, brucellosis, etc.) without the need for refrigeration, which is especially important for regions with limited infrastructure.
Within the framework of the project:
- Technologies and a prototype of a freeze-dried PCR system have been developed that is resistant to transportation and storage at high temperatures.;
- Internal validation tests have been conducted to confirm the high accuracy, sensitivity and reproducibility of the results.;
- Preparations are underway to introduce the product in Uzbekistan and Central Asian countries.;
- international partnerships are developing;
- marketing and export activities have started.