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100GC® Mycoplasma Standards are non-infectious reference materials for matrix-specific validation of PCR-based mycoplasma tests.
- Compliant with EP 2.6.7 (12.2)
- Ready-to-use 100 GC/ml standards for reliable matrix-specific validation
- Non-infectious and regulatory safe
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Mycoplasmas represent one of the greatest contamination risks in cell cultures and in biopharmaceutical production (e.g. ATMPs). European Pharmacopoeia (EP) 2.6.7 requires a validated test method for the release of such products, capable of detecting both culturable and non-culturable mycoplasmas. Nucleic acid amplification techniques (NAT) have become the new gold standard, as they reliably detect both forms. The previously applied sensitivity limit of 10 CFU/ml was based on classical culture methods.
With the new edition 12.2 of EP 2.6.7, the requirements change: For PCR methods, a sensitivity limit of less than 100 genome copies/ml (GC/ml) is introduced. This PCR-appropriate unit is considered practical for PCR laboratories and has long been expected as a standard for determining the detection limit.
Our 100GC® Mycoplasma Standards are specifically designed to meet these new requirements. They are non-infectious and therefore safe to handle, titrated to 100 GC, and comply with the new regulatory guideline for NAT standards. The standards are lyophilized and ready to use after reconstitution. In addition, the standards can be used as an external positive control with defined concentration, fulfilling all new regulatory requirements.
Optionally, 10 CFU/ml standards remain available for comparability with classical culture methods.
| Species | Spiroplasma citri |
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| Application | Mycoplasma detection |
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| Compliance | EP 2.6.7 |
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| Concentration after reconstitution |
100 GC/ml |
| Sample type | RNA-containing DNA standard |
| Storage | 2-8 °C |
| Shipping | Ambient temperature |
| Shelf life | See expiration date on package |
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