New Product Alert｜Mouse Norovirus Biomarker Control Material, Ensuring Full Process Quality Control for Nucleic Acid Testing

Murine norovirus (MNV) is an RNA virus belonging to the *Caliciviridae* family and is a common pathogen in laboratory mice. While healthy mice often exhibit subclinical infections without obvious symptoms, the virus can interfere with the results of experiments involving immunology, oncology, and other fields. In contrast, immunocompromised mice may develop lesions or even die upon infection; monitoring relies primarily on nucleic acid testing.

Transmission modes include:

1.Fecal-oral transmission: The primary route; infection occurs when feed or drinking water is contaminated by viral shedding in feces.

2.Contact transmission:m Due to the virus's high environmental stability, it spreads via cross-contamination involving cages, equipment, and personnel handling.

3.Aerosol transmission:Dust aerosols generated during cage changing and cleaning facilitate rapid spread within the animal facility.

Effective monitoring of murine norovirus requires stable and reliable quality control materials. BNCC has launched its Murine Norovirus Type 1 (MNV-1) biological quality control product, providing a reliable standard for MNV-1 nucleic acid testing and supporting the standardization of laboratory animal testing systems.

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Key Product Advantages

1.Safe and Reliable: The virus is fully inactivated and lacks replicative or infectious activity, allowing experiments to be conducted under standard laboratory conditions and reducing operational safety risks.

2.Precise and Stable Values: Standardized value assignment processes ensure excellent intra-batch and inter-batch uniformity, good storage stability, and high experimental reproducibility.

3.Traceable and Controlled: Strict quality system management and complete batch documentation meet requirements for laboratory record archiving and system audits.

Application Areas

·Laboratory Animal Facilities: MNV-1 routine internal quality control, positive controls, and the establishment and validation of detection methods.

·IVD Reagent Companies: Development of murine norovirus detection kits, assessment of sensitivity and specificity, and construction of corporate reference panels.

·Laboratory Animal Monitoring Agencies: Inter-laboratory comparisons, preparation of proficiency testing samples, and assessment of personnel testing competence.

·Research Institutes: Monitoring of animal pathogens and use as experimental controls in basic norovirus research.

Ensure precise quality control for laboratory animal pathogen testing and minimize interference with experimental data—BNCC Murine Norovirus Type 1 biological quality control products safeguard the integrity of your experiments.