GeneXpert Quality Control Features - Cepheid
2. Reagent Control (Probe Check): Probe Check is performed on every cartridge after onboard sample preparation, reagent mixing, probe integrity, and reaction tube filling, but before initiation of PCR. During Probe Check, fluorescence readings are measured in the reaction tube for each probe and compared to default settings established by Cepheid.
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