ID Screen® Capripox Double Antigen Multi-species dựa trên cơ chế ELISA kháng nguyên kép để phát hiện các kháng thể chống lại các loại capripoxvirus bao gồm vi rút Bệnh Viêm da nổi cục (LSDV), vi rút đậu cừu (SPPV) và vi rút đậu dê (GTPV) trong huyết thanh hoặc huyết tương từ gia súc, cừu, dê hoặc các loài khác nhạy cảm với virus.
Ưu điểm nổi trội:
- ELISA thương mại đầu tiên cho phép phát hiện kháng thể kháng virus gây Bệnh viêm da nổi cục
- Độ đặc hiệu rất cao ở vùng CPV-free (>99,7%). Không có phản ứng chéo với virus parapox
- Phát hiện kháng thể chống lại LSDV ở động vật đã được tiêm phòng hoặc bị nhiễm bệnh. Độ nhạy ít nhất tương đương so với IPMA và độ nhạy được cải thiện so với VNT (phát hiện kháng thể sau 20 dpv cho đến ít nhất 7 tháng sau tiêm chủng)
- Dễ dàng xử lý, với thuốc thử sẵn sàng sử dụng và cho phép sàng lọc hiệu suất cao mà không yêu cầu cơ sở kiểm soát ở mức độ cao
Đặc tính kỹ thuật:
Thông số |
Nội dung |
Phương pháp |
ELISA kháng nguyên kép |
Loài |
Động vật nhai lại và các loài khác nhạy cảm với virus |
Nền mẫu |
Huyết thanh và huyết tương |
Kháng nguyên phủ giếng |
Kháng nguyên CPV tinh sạch |
Kháng thể cộng hợp |
Kháng nguyên CPV tinh sạch công hợp HRP (đậm đặc 10X) |
Thông tin đóng gói sản phẩm:
Mã sản phẩm |
Đóng gói |
Số lượng phản ứng |
Dạng đĩa |
CPVDA-2P |
2 đĩa |
192 |
12 x 8 giếng |
CPVDA-5P |
5 đĩa |
480 |
12 x 8 giếng |
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