Cat. No: OXS-010
Monkeypox is a viral disease caused by the virus and is similar in presentation to smallpox, but with milder symptoms. The disease is characterized by a rash, fever, and muscle pain, and can be transmitted from person to person through direct contact with bodily fluids or through inhalation of respiratory droplets.
The importance of fast and efficient detection of monkeypox cannot be overstated. Early detection is crucial in controlling and preventing the spread of the virus. A rapid and accurate diagnosis allows for prompt isolation of infected individuals, reducing the risk of transmission to others.
Monkeypox Assay: Forward (For) and Reverse (Rev) Primers and probe |
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| Name | Description | Oligonucleotide Sequence (5’ to 3’) | Concentration |
| Monk1F | Forward | 5′-GGA AAA TGT AAA GAC AAC GAA TAC AG-3′ | 100 mM |
| Monk1F | Reverse | 5′-GCT ATC ACA TAA TCT GGA AGC GTA-3′ | 100 mM |
| Monk.Prob | Probe | 5’-FAM-AAG CCG TAA TCT AGT TGT CTA TCG TGT CC-Spacer C6-3’ | 100 mM |
Source: Center for Disease Control & Prevention Pox
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