T/CITS 537-2025 Technical requirements for microbial detection using paper-based sensors
T/CITS 537-2025 Technical requirements for microbial detection using paper-based sensors
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This document specifies the general technical requirements and operating norms for rapid microbial detection using paper-based sensors. The content covers the main technical types such as lateral flow chromatography, homogeneous sensing, electrochemical sensing, optical sensing, and microfluidic sensing, and their applications in fields such as immunoassay and nucleic acid detection. This document is applicable to fields such as medical diagnosis, food safety, environmental monitoring, and prevention and control of animal and plant diseases, supporting the rapid screening and preliminary identification of target microorganisms in various biological samples, including clinical, food, and environmental samples. This document is suitable for use in clinical laboratories at all levels, disease prevention and control centers, third-party testing institutions, inspection and quarantine departments, and other on-site rapid testing application scenarios where conditions permit. This document specifies the general technical requirements and operating norms for rapid microbial detection using paper-based sensors. The content covers the main technical types such as lateral flow chromatography, homogeneous sensing, electrochemical sensing, optical sensing, and microfluidic sensing, and their applications in fields such as immunoassay and nucleic acid detection. This document is applicable to fields such as medical diagnosis, food safety, environmental monitoring, and prevention and control of animal and plant diseases, supporting the rapid screening and preliminary identification of target microorganisms in various biological samples, including clinical, food, and environmental samples. This document is suitable for use in clinical laboratories at all levels, disease prevention and control centers, third-party testing institutions, inspection and quarantine departments, and other on-site rapid testing application scenarios where conditions permit.