Mycoplasma

Mycoplasma Detection, Elimination & Prevention

Rapid mycoplasma testing solutions based on nucleic acid amplification technology, covering over 99% of common mycoplasma species. Designed to support a complete workflow from detection and elimination to contamination prevention.

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Rapid detection of mycoplasma contamination for routine laboratory monitoring.

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Integrated solutions for mycoplasma detection, elimination, and prevention.

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No complex instrumentation required and compatible with standard laboratory workflows.

Product Overview

Mycoplasma contamination is a common challenge in cell culture.

  • Because mycoplasma lack a cell wall and are difficult to detect using conventional microscopy, contamination can persist unnoticed and affect experimental outcomes.
  • Mycoplasma can alter cell metabolism, growth, and reproducibility, creating risks for research and biomanufacturing.
  • A comprehensive strategy combining detection, elimination, and prevention helps maintain culture quality and reduce contamination risk.
Mycoplasma prevention and control overview

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qPCR-Based Detection

A well-established method for mycoplasma testing, widely used in biopharmaceutical manufacturing, cell culture, and quality control applications.

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LAMP Lateral-Flow Assay

No qPCR instrument required. Delivers results highly consistent with the pharmacopoeia culture method. Featuring a contamination-controlled workflow and simple operation, it is ideal for both on-site and routine laboratory testing.

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LAMP Colorimetric Assay

Results are interpreted directly through a color change, providing a simple and intuitive solution for rapid yes/no mycoplasma screening.

Testing Workflow

A streamlined workflow from sample preparation to result interpretation, designed for fast and reliable mycoplasma testing.

  • Simple: no specialized equipment required
  • Fast: results in under 1 hour with minimal hands-on time
  • Sensitive: detects contamination levels as low as 10-100 CFU/ml.
  • Clear: Easy visual interpretation using a lateral-flow strip

STEP 1

Heat the cell culture supernatant at 99°C for 3 minutes.

STEP 2

Add the reaction buffer, followed by the sample.

STEP 3

Incubate at 39°C for 20–30 minutes.

STEP 4

Insert the lateral-flow strip into the reaction mixture and read the results within 10 minutes.

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