Background Information

Dog Herpes virus is a viral disease that causes miscarriage, stillbirth and premature birth in a pregnant dog and causes sepsis in dogs. The mechanism of the disease is that the virus invades into the body through the mouth or nose, and the virus spreads from the tonsils, the mucosa, the pharynx. It is known to proliferate later in the spleen, liver, lymph nodes, and reticuloendothelial cells. It can be transmitted through the uterus through the uterus, through the fetus during pregnancy, through the acidity during the birth of the fetus, by direct contact with the virus-infected individual, or by contact with the nasal and oral secretions of the infected. In dogs, it spreads through the respiratory and reproductive systems, is susceptible only to dogs, and is known to be affected by the age of infection. The difference in the expression of symptoms according to age is related to temperature. The temperature of newborn puppies is 35 ~ 36 degrees, which is the optimal temperature for virus multiplication. When the temperature rises to 37 degrees, the virus multiplication is suppressed. It is impossible to detect by clinical symptoms alone and it is necessary to detect various diseases and differentiation. Since feces in the early stages of onset contain a large amount of virus, it is necessary to detect viruses or genes directly in the feces or try to isolate viruses using cultured cells However, since it takes a very long time to isolate virus through cultured cells, molecular detection method is required for rapid detection.

LiliF™ CHV PCR Kit was designed to detect the nonstructural proteins of non-structural proteins of the herpes virus directly based on the genetic database and to diagnose it very quickly and accurately. Using PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) within 2 hours, It is characterized by its ability to amplify only specific genes, making it a very fast and reliable method.