Portable device and method for detecting mycoplasma synoviae

Abstract

The invention discloses a portable chicken bursa synoviae mycoplasma detection device and method, and particularly relates to the technical field of chicken bursa synoviae mycoplasma detection.The portable chicken bursa synoviae mycoplasma detection device comprises a detection cylinder, an embedded pipe is installed at the bottom end of the detection cylinder, four connecting pipes are annularly distributed on the outer wall of the embedded pipe at equal intervals, and primer mechanisms are installed at the top ends of the connecting pipes; the primer mechanism comprises a first electric control valve arranged at the top end of the connecting pipe, a second electric control valve is installed on the outer wall of the connecting pipe, the upper portion of the second electric control valve is communicated with an air inlet pipe, and a primer pipe is installed above the first electric control valve. A primer mechanism is adopted, switching is convenient in the primer process, meanwhile, the action of annular opposite flow and reverse flow is formed in the primer process, and therefore primer operation can be rapidly completed, primer efficiency is improved, detection is more convenient and rapid, consumable cost is low, detection time is short, and instrument operation is easy.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of chicken synovial mycoplasma detection, more specifically, the invention relates to a portable chicken synovial mycoplasma detection device and a method thereof. Background technique [0002] Mycoplasma avium mainly infects poultry, and is widely parasitic in poultry's respiratory tract, cloaca, digestive tract, oviduct mucosa and joint capsule. The disease all occurs throughout the year, but it is more likely to occur frequently in winter and spring. Chickens of all ages are susceptible to infection, and the susceptibility of young chickens is higher than that of adult chickens, and their resistance will increase with age. Generally, it is more common in chickens aged 4-16 weeks, and the incidence rate is 5%-15%. The rate is about 1%-10%. [0003] Currently, most of the detection methods for Mycoplasma synovialis in the market are fluorescent quantitative PCR methods. Although this detection method has ...

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[0003] Most of the current detection methods for mycoplasma synovialis in the market are fluorescent quantitative PCR methods. Although this detection method has many advantages, it has high cost of consumables, long detection time, complicated instrument operation, and requires specially trained personnel.

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