Vector-borne pathogens refer to microorganisms that rely on blood-sucking arthropods (primarily including mosquitoes, ticks, fleas, flies, etc.) as vectors to transmit the pathogens from infected hosts to susceptible hosts.
Leveraging its proprietary TargetSeq® liquid-phase probe hybridization capture technology and unique microbial probe design strategies, iGeneTech is dedicated to addressing critical issues such as viral variant monitoring, low-abundance viral sample detection, and host origin tracing. The company has currently launched multiple whole-genome detection kits for vector-borne pathogens.
| Product Name | Pathogen Species Details | txid | Coverage Size | Number of Reference Sequences | Number of Probes |
| Dengue Virus Panel | Dengue virus | 12637 | 10.7 kb | 4883 | 30026 |
| Chikungunya Virus Panel | Chikungunya virus | 37124 | 11.8 kb | 993 | 6474 |
| Yellow Fever Virus Panel | Yellow fever virus | 11089 | 10.9 kb | 305 | 11935 |
| Zika Virus Panel | Zika Virus | 64320 | 10.8 kb | 368 | 8723 |
| Severe Fever With Thrombocytopenia Syndrome Virus Panel | Severe fever with thrombocytopenia syndrome virus | 1003835 | 11.3 kb | 2979 | 3700 |
| Bandavirus dabieense | 2748958 | 11.5 kb | 3329 | ||
| Yersinia Pestis Panel | Yersinia pestis | 632 | 4.7 Mb | 83 | 162263 |
| Product Name | Set | Cat. No |
| Dengue Virus Panel | 16 rxn | PH2002321 |
| 24 rxn | PH2002325 | |
| 96 rxn | PH2002322 | |
| Chikungunya Virus Panel | 16 rxn | PH2002491 |
| 24 rxn | PH2002495 | |
| 96 rxn | PH2002492 | |
| Yellow Fever Virus Panel | 16 rxn | PH2002481 |
| 24 rxn | PH2002485 | |
| 96 rxn | PH2002482 | |
| Zika Virus Panel | 16 rxn | PH2002381 |
| 24 rxn | PH2002385 | |
| 96 rxn | PH2002382 | |
| Severe Fever With Thrombocytopenia Syndrome Virus Panel | 16 rxn | PH2004201 |
| 24 rxn | PH2004205 | |
| 96 rxn | PH2004202 | |
| Yersinia Pestis Panel | 16 rxn | PH2001451 |
| 24 rxn | PH2001455 | |
| 96 rxn | PH2001452 |
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