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Guanidinium thiocyanate
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It is used in the Boom method for DNA extraction due to its lysing and nuclease inactivating properties.
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Silica particles
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Used in the Boom method for binding nucleic acids during DNA extraction.
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HBoV real-time PCR commercial kit (Liferiver, Shanghai, China)
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Used to detect HBoV1-4 genotypes via real-time PCR.
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Corbett Research Rotor-Gene 6000
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Used for performing real-time multiplex PCR for HBoV genotyping.
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TopTaq Master Mix Kit (Qiagen)
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Used for PCR amplification of HBoV-positive samples.
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Primers for HBoV genotyping
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Used for PCR targeting the NS1 gene to identify HBoV1, HBoV2/4, and HBoV3.
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2% agarose gel
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Used for visualizing PCR products stained with ethidium bromide.
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Ethidium bromide
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Used to stain DNA in agarose gels for visualization under UV light.
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ABI 3500XL Genetic Analyzer POP7TM (Thermo-Scientific)
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Used for Sanger DNA sequencing of positive samples to confirm HBoV genotypes.
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10
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CFX96 (Bio-Rad) real-time PCR
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Used to determine co-infection with other enteric viruses via the Allplex gastrointestinal panel virus assays from Seegene Technologies Inc.
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Allplex gastrointestinal panel virus assays (Seegene Technologies Inc., California, USA)
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Used to detect the prevalence of other enteric viruses in stool samples of HBoV-positive patients.
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