The MaxSignal Ractopamine
ELISA Test Kit is manufactured to the international quality standard ISO 9001:2008 (ISO CI#: SARA-2009-CA-0114-A).
The decreasing frequency of C.trachomatis detection by
ELISA test is evident as the age advances.
The MaxSignal Beta-Lactam
ELISA Test Kit was developed to ease these concerns and assure that food is free of beta-lactam antibiotic residues.
As a result of the Bacon study, a new multiplex immunoassay (6) as well as an
ELISA test were developed and manufactured that utilized rVlsE1 and synthetic pepC10 (dual antigens) as the solid phase.
To safeguard the blood supply, the Red Cross is discarding blood from people who are repeatedly reactive on
ELISA tested negative on western blots.
Joe Krebs, Director of Protein Chemistry for Bioo Scientific: “The MaxSignal Histamine
ELISA Test Kit is the latest addition to Bioo Scientific's existing line of enzymatic assays and dipstick tests for the detection of histamine in food and feed samples.
All
ELISA test kits can be run manually and are easily adapted to run with a number of open automated pipetting systems.
None of the 14.3% participants with IgG antibodies to hantavirus had a history of HPS-like disease, and the
ELISA test showed cross-reactions with most of the South American hantaviruses, including Araraquara.
Austin, TX, January 21, 2015 --(PR.com)-- Bioo Scientific's MaxSignal[R] Colistin
ELISA Test Kit is the only commercially available ELISA optimized for the screening of Colistin in meat samples including poultry, beef and pork.
For instance, the STRATIFY JCV
ELISA test is only available in the United States from Focus Diagnostics, which has a long history of developing infectious disease diagnostics.
Like the peanut, egg and milk allergen
ELISA test kits already available from Adgen, the almond test was developed by the Neogen Corporation, in cooperation with the University of Nebraska's Food Allergy Research & Resource Programme (FARRP), an internationally renowned centre for research into allergens in food.
11 JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION (JAMA), Gallo and Stanley Weiss of the National Cencer Institute in Bethesda, Md., and researchers from several other government agencies evaluated an
ELISA test (for enxymelinked immunosorbent assay) that identifies an antibody to AIDS in blood serum.