BNCC Aquatic Virus Standards Newly Launched

Taoranota Village Virus (PvNV) is an RNA virus that primarily infects shrimp, causing muscle clouding, weakness in swimming, and in severe cases, mass mortality. It is one of the key pathogens monitored in aquaculture.

Decapoda Iridovirus 1 (DIV1) is a DNA virus that infects decapoda crustaceans such as shrimp and crabs. It has a rapid onset and spreads quickly, causing large-scale mortality in farmed organisms and has posed a significant threat to the aquaculture industry in recent years.

BNCC has launched related testing products to provide accurate and stable quality control references for aquatic virus detection, contributing to the healthy development of aquaculture and ensuring food safety.

一、Product Catalog

二、Product Advantages

Precise value setting: Standard concentrations are uniform, stable, and reliable. Clear traceability: Strict quality control ensures batch consistency.

Ready-to-use: No complex processing required; directly applicable for laboratory testing.

Comprehensive coverage: Two major aquatic viruses are available simultaneously, meeting the needs of multi-pathogen detection.

三、Application areas

• Pathogen detection and monitoring in aquaculture

• Virological research in scientific research institutions

• Development and validation of detection kits

• Import and export aquatic product quarantine

• Disease control and aquatic product quality and safety testing