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進(jìn)口巴比妥尿液檢測(cè)杯
廣州健侖生物科技有限公司
廣州健侖生物長期供應(yīng)各種違禁品檢測(cè)試紙、違禁品檢測(cè)卡、違禁品檢測(cè)試劑盒、藥篩試紙、藥篩試劑盒、嗎啡檢測(cè)試劑盒、巴比妥檢測(cè)試劑盒等。
【包裝規(guī)格】
1人份/袋、40人份/盒
本品采用競爭抑制法和膠體金免疫層析技術(shù),用于定性檢測(cè)人體尿液中的代謝物苯甲酰愛康寧,適用于藥物濫用的初步篩查。
主營品牌:美國NovaBios、美國Cortez、國產(chǎn)創(chuàng)侖等等。
主要用途:篩查違禁品濫用殘留、麻醉藥殘留、興奮藥物殘留等等。
檢測(cè)范圍:嗎啡、KET、mamp、MDMA、BZO、THC、巴比妥、MTD、BAR、MDMA、AMP、BUP、PCP、TCA、OXY、MET等等。
產(chǎn)品特點(diǎn):可以根據(jù)需求自主訂制多聯(lián)卡。多聯(lián)卡自由組合,從二聯(lián)到十五聯(lián)都可以訂制。
我司還提供其它進(jìn)口或國產(chǎn)試劑盒:登革熱、瘧疾、流感、A鏈球菌、合胞病毒、腮病毒、乙腦、寨卡、黃熱病、基孔肯雅熱、克錐蟲病、違禁品濫用、肺炎球菌、軍團(tuán)菌、化妝品檢測(cè)、食品安全檢測(cè)等試劑盒以及日本生研細(xì)菌分型診斷血清、德國SiFin診斷血清、丹麥SSI診斷血清等產(chǎn)品。
如需訂購或者了解請(qǐng)以下或
mob: 楊 :
以下可以自由COMBO多聯(lián)檢測(cè)卡:
進(jìn)口巴比妥尿液檢測(cè)杯
美國NOVABIOS多聯(lián)檢測(cè)杯簡介:
產(chǎn)品名稱 | 規(guī)格 | 檢測(cè)違禁品類型 |
違禁品十聯(lián)檢測(cè)杯 | 25T/盒 | MET.AMP.MTD.THC.BAR.TCA.COC.BZO.PCP.OPI |
違禁品十三聯(lián)檢測(cè)杯 | 25T/盒 | AMP.BAR.BZO.COC.MET.MOR.MTD.PCP.PPX.TCA.THC.XTC.WADU |
違禁品十二聯(lián)檢測(cè)杯 | 25T/盒 | BZO.BAR.COC.THC.MET.OPI.OXY.MDMA.PCP.AMP.BUP.MTD |
美國NOVABIOS單卡產(chǎn)品簡介:
產(chǎn)品名稱 | 英文縮寫 | 檢測(cè)閥值 |
嗎啡檢測(cè)試劑盒 | MOP(OPI) | 300ng/ml |
mamp檢測(cè)試劑盒 | MAMP(MET) | 1000ng/ml |
K檢測(cè)試劑盒 | KET | 1000ng/ml |
Ecstasy檢測(cè)試劑盒 | MDMA | 500ng/ml |
cocaine檢測(cè)試劑盒 | COC | 300ng/ml |
hemp檢測(cè)試劑盒 | THC | 50ng/ml |
Amphetamine檢測(cè)試劑盒 | AMP | 1000ng/ml |
Benzene two nitrogen Zhuo檢測(cè)試劑盒 | BZO | 300ng/ml |
巴比妥檢測(cè)試劑盒 | BAR | 300ng/ml |
Methadone檢測(cè)試劑盒 | MTD | 300ng/ml |
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【公司名稱】 廣州健侖生物科技有限公司
【 市場部 】 楊永漢
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【公司地址】 廣州市清華科技園健新基地番禺石樓鎮(zhèn)健啟路63號(hào)二期2幢101-103室
In nature, with the long process of biological evolution, the relationship between biology and biology is more complicated. All phenomena in which two creatures live together are collectively referred to as symbiosis. Symbiosis can be divided roughly into symbiosis, mutualism, and parasitism based on the relationship between the two organisms. [4] Many parasites in the digestive tract can gain energy by glycolysis in a low-oxygen environment. Female locusts lay about 240,000 eggs per day; Taenia solium produces about 720,000 eggs per day; each worm of Japanese schistosome hatches into the screw body, and asexual carcass multiplication can produce tens of thousands of cercariae. The greater proliferative capacity indicates that the parasite's reproductive ability is enhanced, which is a manifestation of the survival of the species and its adaptability to natural selection. Parasites are large and small, some can be seen with the naked eye and some are invisible. [4] 1. Commensalism Two creatures live together and one of them benefits. The other party neither benefits nor suffers, known as cohabitation. For example, echeneis naucrates are sucked on the surface of a large fish by suckers that evolved from their dorsal fins. This is good for carp and it is not harmful to big fish. [4] 2. The two species of mutualism live together, depend on each other for nutrition, and live together for a long time. The two sides are mutually beneficial and are called mutual benefits. For example, cattle and horse stomachs have ciliates that use plant fibers as food. Ciliates can secrete digestive enzymes to decompose plant fibers and obtain nutrients, which are beneficial to the digestion of cattle and horses, and their rapid reproduction and death. It can provide protein for cows and horses, while the stomach of cattle and horses provides fiberworms with the necessary environmental conditions for survival and reproduction. [4] 3. Parasitism lives together as two organisms, one of which benefits and the other suffers. The latter provides the former with nutrients and places of residence. This relationship is called parasitic. The party that benefits is called a parasite, and the injured party is called a host. For example, viruses, rickettsiae, bacteria, parasites, etc. are permanently or temporarily or parasitized on the surface or body of plants, animals, and humans to obtain nutrients for survival, and damage to each other. Such parasitic life The organisms are collectively referred to as parasites; multicellular invertebrates and single-celled protozoa living in parasite life are called parasites.