Species Detection Kits
Milk and dairy products are among the most essential and nutritious foods in the world, consumed in various forms. Hence, we need to be sure that the milk and dairy products you buy or sell are authentic and safe, and avoid the risks of fraud, adulteration, and allergens that may compromise the quality and integrity of your products.
RT PCR is the most trustworthy technique for species identification—detecting animal DNA across industries—food, dairy, cosmetics, and exports—identifying cow, buffalo, pig, camel, horse, dog, and other mammals, even in complex or processed products. Real-time PCR technology can help you:
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Ensure the authenticity and traceability of your milk and dairy products
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Comply with the regulations and standards set by the authorities
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Protect your consumers from health risks due to allergens
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Promote fair competition and trust in the dairy sector
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Increase the market value and demand for your products
Real-time PCR technology is trusted and proven by the dairy industry, the meat industry, and high-end restaurants around the world. Whether you are a producer, processor, distributor, or retailer of milk and dairy products, you can benefit from Real-Time PCR technology for species identification.
Don’t miss this opportunity to verify the species of your milk and dairy products with Real-Time PCR technology. Contact us today and experience the difference.
DNA Based ratio estimation of Cow/Buffalo and A1/A2 using a web-based Calculator
Seqlo is a pioneer in developing the technology for cow/buffalo and A1/A2 ratio estimation. By using this estimation of the percentage of milk that can be calculated in mixed milk. We have developed a web-based calculator for this calculation. We are providing the specific kit and Seqlo system for complete analysis. Presently we have more than 200 installations of Seqlo systems.
Seqlo web calculator has been developed for the quantitative ratio estimation of Cow, Buffalo and A1/A2 in milk and milk products. The tool assists in the segregation of species identification of milk to make dairy products.
Horse Detection Kit
Among the very intricacies of the international food market, the horse has come to be a place on which to stand concerning questions of quality control—especially when, horse meat was found to have inadvertently been mixed with beef, thus raising public anxieties about the integrity of the meat people are consuming.
