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Malaria Detection PCR Test at DNA Labs UAE

The Malaria Detection PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) Test is a highly accurate diagnostic tool offered by DNA Labs UAE, designed to identify malaria infections in individuals. This advanced molecular test detects the presence of malaria parasite DNA in the blood, providing a reliable diagnosis even at low levels of parasitemia that might be missed by traditional microscopy methods. The test is particularly useful for travelers, individuals residing in or returning from malaria-endemic regions, and cases where rapid and precise diagnosis is critical for treatment decisions.

The cost of the Malaria Detection PCR Test at DNA Labs UAE is 1000 AED. This investment in health allows for quick and efficient detection, aiding in the timely initiation of appropriate treatment to combat the potentially severe implications of malaria. The test process involves a simple blood draw, with results typically available within a short turnaround time, ensuring that individuals receive the necessary medical attention without delay.

DNA Labs UAE is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities and employs cutting-edge technology to ensure high accuracy and reliability of test results, making it a trusted choice for malaria detection among healthcare professionals and patients alike.

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MALARIA DETECTION PCR Test

Welcome to DNA Labs UAE, where we offer the MALARIA DETECTION PCR Test. In this blog, we will discuss the cost, symptoms, diagnosis, and test details of this important test.

Test Name: MALARIA DETECTION PCR Test

Components:

  • Price: 1000.0 AED

Sample Condition:

4 mL (2 mL min.) whole blood in 1 Lavender top (EDTA) tube. Ship refrigerated. DO NOT FREEZE.

Report Delivery:

Sample Daily by 11 am; Report 6 days

Method:

PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction)

Test type:

Infections

Doctor:

Physician

Test Department:

MOLECULAR DIAGNOSTICS

Pre Test Information:

No special preparation required

Test Details:

PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) is a molecular biology technique used for detecting and amplifying specific DNA sequences. In the case of malaria detection, PCR can be used to identify the presence of the malaria parasite’s DNA in a patient’s blood sample.

To perform a PCR test for malaria detection, the following steps are typically involved:

  1. Sample collection: A blood sample is collected from the patient suspected of having malaria. This can be done through a finger prick or venous blood draw.
  2. DNA extraction: The DNA is extracted from the blood sample. This is usually done using a commercial DNA extraction kit or a laboratory protocol that involves breaking open the red blood cells and isolating the DNA.
  3. PCR setup: The extracted DNA is mixed with specific primers and other reagents in a PCR reaction tube. The primers are designed to target and bind to specific regions of the malaria parasite’s DNA.
  4. PCR amplification: The PCR reaction tube is placed in a thermal cycler machine, which undergoes a series of temperature cycles. These cycles include denaturation (separation of DNA strands), annealing (binding of primers to target DNA sequences), and extension (amplification of DNA using a DNA polymerase enzyme).
  5. Gel electrophoresis: After the PCR amplification, the resulting DNA products are analyzed using gel electrophoresis. The amplified DNA fragments are loaded onto an agarose gel and subjected to an electric field, causing the DNA fragments to migrate through the gel. The gel is then stained with a DNA-specific dye, and the presence or absence of malaria DNA bands is visualized under UV light.
  6. Interpretation: The presence of specific DNA bands corresponding to the malaria parasite indicates a positive result, while the absence of such bands indicates a negative result. PCR tests for malaria detection are highly sensitive and specific, capable of detecting very low levels of the parasite’s DNA. They are particularly useful in cases where the microscopic examination of blood smears may yield inconclusive or false-negative results. PCR can also differentiate between different species of malaria parasites, allowing for accurate species identification.

At DNA Labs UAE, we are dedicated to providing accurate and reliable PCR testing for malaria detection. Our experienced team of professionals ensures that your test is conducted with utmost precision and care. Contact us today to schedule your MALARIA DETECTION PCR Test.

Test Name MALARIA DETECTION PCR Test
Components
Price 1000.0 AED
Sample Condition 4 mL (2 mL min.) whole blood in 1 Lavender top (EDTA) tube. Ship refrigerated. DO NOT FREEZE.
Report Delivery Sample Daily by 11 am; Report 6 days
Method PCR
Test type Infections
Doctor Physician
Test Department: MOLECULAR DIAGNOSTICS
Pre Test Information No special preparation required
Test Details

PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) is a molecular biology technique used for detecting and amplifying specific DNA sequences. In the case of malaria detection, PCR can be used to identify the presence of the malaria parasite’s DNA in a patient’s blood sample.

To perform a PCR test for malaria detection, the following steps are typically involved:

1. Sample collection: A blood sample is collected from the patient suspected of having malaria. This can be done through a finger prick or venous blood draw.

2. DNA extraction: The DNA is extracted from the blood sample. This is usually done using a commercial DNA extraction kit or a laboratory protocol that involves breaking open the red blood cells and isolating the DNA.

3. PCR setup: The extracted DNA is mixed with specific primers and other reagents in a PCR reaction tube. The primers are designed to target and bind to specific regions of the malaria parasite’s DNA.

4. PCR amplification: The PCR reaction tube is placed in a thermal cycler machine, which undergoes a series of temperature cycles. These cycles include denaturation (separation of DNA strands), annealing (binding of primers to target DNA sequences), and extension (amplification of DNA using a DNA polymerase enzyme).

5. Gel electrophoresis: After the PCR amplification, the resulting DNA products are analyzed using gel electrophoresis. The amplified DNA fragments are loaded onto an agarose gel and subjected to an electric field, causing the DNA fragments to migrate through the gel. The gel is then stained with a DNA-specific dye, and the presence or absence of malaria DNA bands is visualized under UV light.

6. Interpretation: The presence of specific DNA bands corresponding to the malaria parasite indicates a positive result, while the absence of such bands indicates a negative result.

PCR tests for malaria detection are highly sensitive and specific, capable of detecting very low levels of the parasite’s DNA. They are particularly useful in cases where the microscopic examination of blood smears may yield inconclusive or false-negative results. PCR can also differentiate between different species of malaria parasites, allowing for accurate species identification.