Bovine Enteric Targeted NGS Panel (Comprehensive Enteric Panel)

Section: Molecular Diagnostics

Fee: 200.00

Turnaround Time: 5 – 7 business days

Days Test Started: Wednesday

Species: Bovine

Specimen

Name

Container

Minimum Amount

Feces

Sterile, Sealed, Leakproof Container


Tissue - Colon or Small Intestine

Sterile, Sealed, Leakproof Container


Collection Information

GENERAL - Label all containers with appropriate information - Animal ID, Owner Name, Veterinarian, Sample Type, Date.
REFRIGERATION - Refrigerate all samples until shipment.
FECES - Collect feces in a leak proof container (sealable plastic bag or jar - do NOT submit in gloves). Collect feces that is free of debris and bedding.
FRESH TISSUES - Collect tissues in sterile/clean containers (plastic jars or sealable plastic bags). Separate tissues in different containers and label with tissue type, animal ID, and owner name.

Shipping Information

OVERNIGHT - Ship overnight in an insulated shipper with ice packs (pack absorptive material to collect moisture) DO NOT SHIP OVER THE WEEKEND OR HOLIDAY - NO SATURDAY DELIVERY
LEAKS - Ensure all samples are in leak proof packages and clearly labeled with Tissue Type/Animal ID/Owner Name. Include absorptive material to collect any leaks - double bag any fresh tissues.
PAPERWORK - Package paperwork separately in a waterproof, sealable plastic bag. Ensure paperwork is complete and specimens are labeled for easily matching. If you are using CF.755 Multiple Animal Continuation Form, please include a hard copy and email a copy to addl@purdue.edu.

Additional Information
Turn Around
Testing starts on Wednesday. Samples received by Tuesday or Wednesday morning (by noon) will be set up for testing with results reporting on the following Monday. Samples received after Wednesday morning will not be set up until the following week.

Enteric Panel Targets
Bovine Viral Diarrhea Virus and Typing, Clostridium perfirngens with Toxin Typing (alpha, beta, beta2, epsilon, iota, cpe), Bovine Coronavirus, Cryptosporidium, E. coli and Toxins (F41, F5, sta, stx1, stx2, eae, cnf1, cnf2, alpha hly), Giardia, Mycobacterium avium subsp. avium (Johne’s), Rotavirus A, B, C, Salmonella spp.

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