Anti-IgE Purified Antibody

IgE is found circulating in the plasma at low levels compared to the other immunoglobulins.  It is primarily involved in immunity to helminth and protozoic parasites.  It is also involved with allergic responses ranging from urticaria to anaphylaxis when exposed to specific allergens.  The levels of circulating IgE can increase dramatically in atopic individuals.

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Anti-Human Red Blood Cells (ABO)

Antiserum is made in rabbits using red blood cell stroma from human blood types A, B, O, Rh + and Rh -.  Serum is collected, pooled and sodium azide added as preservative.  It is tested for reactivity against huRBC stroma by ELISA and meets or exceeds the titer of a master lot.  The antiserum can be used in applications that require a pan huRBC immunoreaction such as red blood cell scavenging from whole blood samples used in lateral flow and hemagglutination.

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Anti-Streptococcus Group B (Strep-B)

Group B streptococcus is a bacteria commonly carried without symptom or disease.  It is a risk factor during pregnancy and birth to the infant, causing symptoms ranging from fever to sepsis, meningitis and even death.  Women are tested prior to delivery to determine if prophylactic antibiotic treatment is warranted.

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Anti-Streptococcus Group A (Strep-A)

Streptococcus Group A (GAS) bacteria are the causative agent in strep throat and its sequelae Scarlet fever. The detection of anti-Strep A is useful for demonstration of acute or recent streptococcal infection.

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Anti-Human Transferrin (TRF)

TRF is a plasma protein used in the transport of iron. It is often measured to differentiate iron deficiency anemia from other causes of anemia.

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Anti-Human Immunoglobulin G – Fraction Crystalizable (IgG-Fc)

Anti IgG-Fc is often used as an IgG specific capture antibody used in in vitro diagnostics

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Anti-Human Immunoglobulin G (IgG)

IgG is an immunoglobulin component of the immune system. It is the main immunoglobulin produced in a mature immune response. It is used as a measure of immune system deficiencies that may indicate susceptibility to infection.

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Anti-Human Immunoglobulin M (IgM)

IgM is the principal immunoglobulin in the initial response to infections where it effectively binds to bacteria, red blood cells and certain viruses.  IgM levels may be increased in bacterial, viral, and parasitic infections, and is a useful protein for monitoring the course of the immune response over time.

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Anti-Human Immunoglobulin A (IgA)

IgA is found in the mucosal surfaces of the GI, GU and respiratory tracts where it serves as an immunological barrier against invasions by pathogens.  Chronic inflammation of these mucosal membranes leads to increased serum IgA levels.

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Anti-Human Haptoglobin (HPT)

HPT sequesters free hemoglobin and associated iron released from lysed red blood cells.  It is also an acute phase reactant plasma protein that responds to general inflammation.  HPT is used to differentiate intravascular hemolytic anemia from other types of anemia.

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