Pathogen Detection with Pork MultiPath™
We’ve created highly sensitive assays that can detect multiple pathogens
Detects pathogens (listed below) in either the respiratory or enteric MultiPathTM test.
Includes controls to validate every test result.
Rapidly generates results on large numbers of samples with fast data turnaround times.
Identifies different genetic variants of relevant pathogens.
Includes control tests to validate RNA and/or DNA sample integrity.
Ground-Breaking Technology
Pork MultiPathTM focuses on pathogen detection. Our technology is unsurpassed in its ability to co-detect multiple pig pathogens with sensitivity and specificity for multiple pathogen detection superior to current industry methods. All this adds up to data that empowers vets and farmers to significantly reduce risk of disease and improve yield.
Respiratory Pork MultiPath™ detects and quantifies:
Actinobacillus pleuropneumoniae serovar 1, 5, 7, 15 (APP1, APP5, APP7, APP15)
Streptococcus suis, serotype 2, 3 (SS generic; SS2, SS3)
Haemophilus parasuis (HP) – Also known as Glaesserella parasuis (GP)
Pasteurella multocida (PM)
Mycoplasma hyorhinis (MHR)
Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae (MHP)
Porcine circovirus 2 (PCV-2)
Enteric Pork MultiPath™ detects and quantifies:
Lawsonia intracellularis ( LI)
Brachyspira pilosicoli (BP)
Brachyspira hyodysenteriae (BH)
Salmonella enterica (SE) incl. serovar Typhimurium (SEty)
Escherichia coli (EC) incl. F4, F5, F6, F18, F41, LT1, ST1, ST2, STX2e, eaeA
Porcine rotavirus (RV) RVA, RVB, RVC
Porcine circovirus 2 (PCV-2)
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What do experts think about Pork MultiPath™
In this short video Genics’ Dr. Melony Sellars talks with Pig industry health expert Dr Peter McKenzie BVSc about the benefits of Pork MultiPath™.
Testimonials
“As a veterinarian in the pork industry, I am excited to now have commercial access to Pork MultiPath™ panels for enteric and respiratory pathogens. We have never before had the ability to detect so many pathogens from a single sample. This surveillance capacity will be very useful as we seek to continually improve herd health and antimicrobial stewardship.”
“We turned to Genics Pork MultiPath™ pathogen detection technology to solve inaccuracies in identifying severe health issues in some of our pigs. Where other laboratory-based technologies had failed, Pork MultiPath™ succeeded, and as a result we’ve been able to optimise our vaccination program and become more efficient in improving our herd health and animal performance.”
“Australian Pork is thrilled to be partnering with Genics on such an important project, protecting Australia’s pig herd health. With African Swine Fever in our region, there’s never been a more important time to look to new technologies, such as Genics’ MultiPath™ to care for our animals via early detection of animal disease.”
“Pork MultiPath™ gave our team the evidence we needed to implement data-driven management decisions to improve our production systems.”
The Pork MultiPath technology is something our industry has been seeking for a long time. This technology gives us an accurate, quantitative pathogen profile in a single affordable test. At SunPork Farms, we are using the technology to inform improved herd health management decisions across our farms.
How to design statistically relevant sampling plans for your pig farm
In this video Genics’ Dr. Berit Genz shows you how Genics designs customized sampling plans for your pig farm to generate statistically significant data using the Pork MultiPath™ technology.
Sending Your Tissue Samples to Genics
Please select your region and read the instructions below before completing the submission form.
Non-Destructive Sampling Guides
Guides are designed for 2-sided printing and tri-fold. Hard copies are available and will be sent with your sample collection kit.
Sock Sample Collection Video Guide
Submission Forms for Farms in Australia
Please read the instructions below before completing the submission form.
Pork MultiPath™ Respiratory Panel
Sample collection guidelines
- Preferred sample type: lung tissue; nasal, tracheal, lung, tonsillar dry swabs; oral fluid
- Sample volume:
- Lung tissues: 1 – 3 g
- Oral fluids: 2 – 5 mL
- Container: screw cap jars or tubes (avoid snap cap tubes or seal them with parafilm/tape before shipping; oral fluids: keep fill volume to 75% of total container volume)
Pork MultiPath™ Enteric Panel
Sample collection guidelines
- Preferred sample type: faeces (individual/pooled), tissue (small/large intestines), intestinal contents, dry swabs
- Sample volume:
- Faeces/intestinal content: 2 – 10 mL
- Tissue: 1 – 3 g including intestinal lining
- Container: screw cap jars/tubes (avoid snap cap tubes or seal them with parafilm/tape before shipping)
Shipping – We’ve made life easy
To send samples to Genics simply complete the form (Word or PDF) via the buttons above. When complete, please send your form to info@genics.com.au and attach a printed copy of the form to your samples when shipping.
Important:
- Please use a waterproof marker when writing on samples/container
- Ship immediately after collection
- OR freeze samples after collection until ready to ship
- Double-bag samples for shipping
- Overnight shipping is preferred
- Always send samples on ice/ice packs
- Sample containers must be clean and free from pig fluids on the external outer surfaces for submission
Send samples to:
Genics Head Office
Level 5, 60 Research Road
St Lucia QLD 4067 AUSTRALIA
Any questions? Contact info@genics.com.au
Submission Forms for Farms outside Australia
Step 1
Important summary
IMPORTANT – Please read this summary before completing your shipping paperwork.
Step 2
Complete the form below
IMPORTANT – A copy of the completed Shipping & Declaration must be placed on both the outside (in a plastic sleeve) and inside of your parcel. Take a photo or scan of this completed declaration and upload with your submission on my.genics.com.au portal or email to info@genics.com
SHIPPING NOTICE – If the shipping company, DHL for example, consider the ethanol a dangerous good, store your samples for 24 hours (preferably in the fridge), and then tip off the ethanol leaving the samples moist. Small amounts of ethanol preserving a sample is an exempt dangerous good and can be shipped. To save money and time ensure your parcel is not too large. It needs only be large enough for your samples.
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