Molecular Pathogen Diagnosis
SepsiTest™-UMD CE IVD (not available in USA)
SepsiTest™-UMD is a kit for the culture-independent detection and identification of bacterial and fungal pathogens in body fluids, tissues and swabs for routine diagnosis.
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SepsiTest™-UMD is a CE IVD-marked molecular test for the culture-independent detection and identification of a broad range of Gram-positive bacteria, Gram-negative bacteria and fungi within a working day. Until today, more than 1,350 microorganisms have been identified in clinical and other specimens.
Clinical evaluations clearly show the benefits of SepsiTest™-UMD in terms of precise identification of pathogens at low loads, ease of processing of a variety of clinical specimens by only one protocol and high diagnostic sensitivity and specificity. SepsiTest™-UMD is the ideal tool for daily routine diagnosis of material that often remain negative in culture because of fastidious pathogens or antibiotic treatment before sampling.
Typical specimens are:
- Whole blood, CSF, BAL, synovial aspirates, ascites fluid, peritoneal aspirates, pus, blood culture, ultrasonic fluids (protheses)
- Tissues biopsies, including abscesses, bones, organs, heart valves, stents, pacemakers and others
- Swabs from wounds, organs, bones, prostheses, teeth and others
Sequencing strategy and BLAST analysis: Here you find more details about the sequencing strategy used in Molzym's IVD kits and the free online tool SepsiTest™-BLAST for sequence analysis.
Sample storage: In case of studies or long-term analyses, appropriate storage conditions of your samples are required to protect your microbial cells. Click here for more information.
Automation: The process of human DNA depletion and microbial DNA isolation from body fluids, swabs and tissue samples is also available semi- and fully automated. Click here for more information.
Order information:
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Application
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Content
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Quotation Request
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SepsiTest™-UMD CE IVD |
Fluids, tissue biopsies and swabs |
24 reactions
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U-010-024
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48 reactions
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U-010-048
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Download section:
| Product Flyers | Version |
| SepsiTest™-UMD (English) | V07 ENG |
| SepsiTest™-UMD (German) | V02 GER |
| Manuals (English) | Version |
| SepsiTest™-UMD | V03 |
| SepsiTest™-UMD (Short Manual) | V04 |
| Other | Version |
| Technical Note - Targeted 16S Amplicon ONT MinION Workflow | April 2025 |
| Open list of microorganisms found in clinical and other specimens by sequencing | March 2025 |
| Flyers Overview | October 2025 |
| Manuals and Datasheets Overview | February 2025 |
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Selected references:
Tkadlec J, Krutova M, Matejkova J, Nyc O, Drevinek P (2018) Bloodstream infection caused by Bacteroides denticanum, a close relative of Bacteroides pyogenes, misidentified by MALDI TOF-mass spectrometry. Anaerobe 54, 23-25.
Marsch G, Orszag P, Mashaqi B, Kuehn C, Haverich A (2015) Antibiotic therapy following polymerase chain reaction diagnosis of infective endocarditis: a single centre experience. Interac Cardiovasc Thorac Surg 20, 589-593.
Meyer T, Franke G, Polywka SKA, Lütgehetmann M, Gbadamosi J, Magnus T, Aepfelbacher M (2014) Improved detection of bacterial central nervous system infections by use of a broad-range PCR assay J. Clin. Microbiol 52, 1751-1753.
