Turkey Enteric Panel PCR (TCV, Astrovirus, Reovirus, Rotavirus A/D)

Section: Molecular Diagnostics

Fee: $70.00

Turnaround Time: 1 – 2 business days

Days Test Started: Monday, Wednesday, Friday

Species: Avian

Specimen

Name

Container

Minimum Amount

Intestine

Sealed, Leakproof Container

2-3 segments


Intestinal / Cecal Content

Sealed, Leakproof Container

1-2 mL


Feces

Sealed, Leakproof Container

8-10 grams


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
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.
FECES - Ensure container is securely sealed. Double bag all diarrhea samples to contain any leaks.
FRESH TISSUES - If shipping different tissue types, clearly label each container with owner and animal ID (if applicable) and sample/tissue type. Double bag ALL fresh tissues.

Additional Information
This test detects Turkey Corona Virus, Astrovirus, Reovirus, and Rotavirus A and D.

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