This tender seeks suppliers for a dual-labelled probe specifically designed for research on P. nicotianae. Key requirements include high specificity and sensitivity for effective pathogen detection, with a focus on supporting agricultural research initiatives.
The Agricultural Research Council is inviting tenders for the supply of a dual-labelled probe intended for the detection of P. nicotianae, a significant pathogen affecting various crops. This probe is essential for advancing research aimed at understanding the biology and control of this pathogen, which poses a threat to agricultural productivity. Suppliers must ensure that the probes exhibit high specificity and sensitivity to facilitate accurate detection in various research applications.
The successful bidder will be expected to provide detailed specifications of the probe, including its chemical composition, labelling efficiency, and any necessary handling instructions. Additionally, the probe should be compatible with standard laboratory protocols used in plant pathology research. The procurement process is aimed at enhancing the capabilities of agricultural researchers in South Africa, thereby contributing to improved crop management and disease control strategies. This tender represents a critical opportunity for suppliers specializing in research chemicals to support vital agricultural research efforts.
This tender is suitable for businesses that specialize in the production and supply of research chemicals, particularly those with experience in agricultural applications and pathogen detection technologies. Companies with a strong background in laboratory supplies and a commitment to supporting agricultural research initiatives are encouraged to apply.
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