FluoroType® LCT from Hain Lifescience GmbH is cataloged for targeted PCR assay workflows.
Compatibility review required. Related products are not treated as experimental substitutes.
Pack sizes & catalog numbers
24 tests · 60424
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Product overview
Analyzes genetically determined lactose intolerance using blood-derived DNA. It does not establish acquired lactose intolerance. The page identifies an IVD product and specifies FluoroCycler 12; the individual variants interrogated are not listed.
Product type: Human genetics. Indexed format and requirements: Configuration requires review.
Recorded product specifications: Target panel: Genetically determined lactose intolerance; Assay readout: Fluorescence with test-specific software interpretation.
This assay is indexed in Human genetics. Compare the complete target panel, qualitative or quantitative result, genotype coverage, extraction method, validated specimen, instrument and current intended-use label. Category membership does not establish diagnostic approval or interchangeability.
Compatibility remains under review. The reagent role is documented, but the exact kit configuration needed for this narrower comparison is not yet established.
Manufacturer catalog number and pack: 60424 (24 tests).
- Manufacturer
- Hain Lifescience GmbH
- Primary application group
- Clinical molecular diagnostics
- Reagent category
- Human genetics / Configuration requires review
- SciBranch number
- RM-03.008.006.013-0001-5
- Manufacturer catalog numbers
- 60424
- Evidence
- Official manufacturer documentation; candidate compatibility requires protocol review
- Target panel
- Genetically determined lactose intolerance
- Documented specimen types
- EDTA or citrate blood
- Assay readout
- Fluorescence with test-specific software interpretation
- Instrument and workflow requirements
- FluoroCycler 12
- Intended use and workflow
- IVD, as stated by manufacturer; country availability varies
- Other specifications
- Consult manufacturer documentation
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Your selection checklist
- 01Template length and GC content
- 02Fidelity, hot-start mechanism and cycling
- 03Detection chemistry and instrument support
- 04Reaction volume and included components
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Product sources and documentation
Analyzes genetically determined lactose intolerance using blood-derived DNA. It does not establish acquired lactose intolerance. The page identifies an IVD product and specifies FluoroCycler 12; the individual variants interrogated are not listed.
Classification review: The reagent role is documented, but the exact kit configuration needed for this narrower comparison is not yet established.
Official visible page confirms product name and ordering code. Retrieved 2026-11-08. Analyzes genetically determined lactose intolerance using blood-derived DNA. It does not establish acquired lactose intolerance. The page identifies an IVD product and specifies FluoroCycler 12; the individual variants interrogated are not listed.
Primary classification is an editorial interpretation of the product name and cited source. Technical equivalence is not established by category membership. Read our methodology.