Methods

This is a close-up shot of a scientist or lab technician at work. The person, wearing a white lab coat and blue disposable gloves, is holding a 96-well microplate containing a blue liquid. With their other hand, they are using a micropipette to carefully dispense a sample into one of the wells, suggesting a scientific experiment or analysis is in progress.
ELISA
The image shows numerous cells with their nuclei stained in a bright blue color and other parts of the cells, likely specific proteins or structures, stained in a vibrant green fluorescence against a dark, black background. The cells have a speckled or granular appearance within their nuclei. The image is a typical representation of immunofluorescence microscopy.
IFA
The image shows a laboratory environment. You can see a test tube rack with several test tubes filled with a red liquid. A pipette is being used to add another sample to one of the test tubes.
RIA
The image is a graphic representation of a test strip, for a LINE assay. The strip is shown at an angle, with several different colored or shaded segments on it, and the code "V8978.1.1" is visible on the top right segment. The strip is overlaid on a blurred background of a modern-looking laboratory with various pieces of equipment.
LINE & Dot
This image shows a close-up of a laboratory scene where a person wearing blue gloves is using a pipette to transfer a liquid sample into a well plate. On the table, there are additional laboratory supplies, including a small bottle with a white cap and a white container with a label.
Rapid tests
This image depicts a modern, well-equipped laboratory. The workspace is filled with various scientific instruments, glassware, and computers. On the left side, there are bottles, test tubes, and other lab materials neatly arranged on the counter. In the center, there are additional laboratory tools, including a notebook and pipettes. The background features advanced equipment, such as microscopes and incubators, with a clean and organized appearance. The overall atmosphere suggests a high-tech research environment focused on scientific experiments and analysis.
Systems

Methods

From Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA) and Radioimmuno Assays (RIA) to Immunofluorescence Assays (IFA), Lateral Flow tests, and LINE & Dot (Immunoblot) assays, we provide both manual and automatable medical test kits as well as fully automated diagnostic systems. Each method is designed to deliver maximum precision, reliability, and efficiency in laboratory diagnostics. Our solutions empower medical laboratories, physicians, and research institutions around the globe to achieve accurate diagnoses and improved patient outcomes.
86148 – ASA IFA
Highlights Slides coated with monkey esophagus tissue sections Screening test to support the diagnosis of autoimmune skin diseases Detects IgG antibodies against intercellular epithelial (ICS) and basement membrane (BM) antigens...
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86448 – Anti-GBM IFA
Highlights Slides coated with monkey kidney tissue sections Screening test to support the diagnosis of autoimmune glomerulonephritides, including Goodpasture syndrome Detects IgG antibodies against glomerular basement membrane (GBM) Ready-to-use reagents...
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87061 – cANCA IFA plus
Highlights Slides coated with ethanol-fixed human granulocytes Screening test to support the diagnosis of systemic vasculitis (SV) Detects IgG antibodies against neutrophil cytoplasmic antigens (ANCA) Differentiates cANCA (cytoplasmic) and pANCA...
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87161 – pANCA IFA plus
Highlights Slides coated with formalin-fixed human granulocytes Confirms pANCA positive results found on ethanol-fixed granulocytes Ready-to-use reagents (exception: PBS buffer) Qualitative determination of IgG antibodies against neutrophil cytoplasmic antigens (ANCA)...
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87261 – ANCA IFA dual
Highlights Slides coated with ethanol- and formalin-fixed human granulocytes Screening test to support the diagnosis of systemic vasculitis (SV) Ready-to-use reagents (exception: wash buffer) Quality assured handling in routine laboratories...
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