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WNV - Virus du Nil Occidental
ID Screen® West Nile IgM Capture
ELISA 
- Détection sensible et spécifique d’anticorps IgM anti-WNV, indicateurs d’une récente infection
- Réactifs prêts à l’emploi, échantillons dilués directement dans la plaque (aucune pré dilution requise)
- Tous les réactifs peuvent être transportés à température ambiante et conservés à 4°C
- Modification de la couleur du diluant lors du dépôt des échantillons
Méthode :
ELISA IMAC (IgM Antibody Capture)Espèces :
EquinsEchantillons :
Sérum et plasmaAnticorps sensibilisant :
Anticorps polyclonal anti-IgM de chevalConjugué :
Anti-WNV pr-E-HRP (concentré 10X)Référence produit
Format du kit
Réactions
Format des plaques
WNIGM-1P
1 plaque (format bicupule)
48
Barrettes de 6 x 16 puits
WNIGM-4P
4 plaques (format bicupule)
192
Barrettes de 6 x 16 puits
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