Methods

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ELISA
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IFA
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RIA
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LINE / Dot
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Rapid tests
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Systems

Methods

On our Methods page, we present a comprehensive portfolio of laboratory diagnostics methods. From ELISA and Radioimmunoassays(RIA) to Immunofluorescenceassays(IFA), Lateral Flow tests, and Line/Dot (BLOT) 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.
3665 – Anti-CCP
Highlights • Use of synthetic, cyclic, citrullinated peptides • Ready-to-use (exception: wash buffer), color and barcoded reagents • Quality assured handling in routine laboratories • Short incubation times (60 min...
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3710 – GliaDea IgA
Highlights • Use of recombinant deamidated gliadin • Ready-to-use (exception: conjugate and wash buffer) and barcoded reagents • Quality assured handling in routine laboratories • Incubation at room temperature •...
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3750 – Anti-GP2 IgA
Highlights • Use of recombinant human glycoprotein 2 (GP2) • Ready-to-use (exception: conjugate and wash buffer) and barcoded reagents • Quality assured handling in routine laboratories • Incubation at room...
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3806 – Medizym® IAA
Highlights • Use of recombinant human insulin • Ready-to-use (exception: wash buffer), color- and barcoded reagents • Quality assured handling in routine laboratories • Incubation at room temperature • Quantitative...
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3810 – GliaDea IgG
Highlights • Use of deamidated gliadin antigens • Ready-to-use (exception: wash buffer), color- and barcoded reagents • Quality assured handling in routine laboratories • Incubation at room temperature • Quantitative...
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3850 – Anti-GP2 IgG
Highlights • Use of glycoprotein 2 (GP2) antigens • Ready-to-use (exception: wash buffer), color- and barcoded reagents • Quality assured handling in routine laboratories • Incubation at room temperature •...
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3900 – Anti-ASGPR
  Highlights • Microtiter plate coated with ASGPR antigens detects patient antibodies. • Peroxidase-conjugated secondary antibody produces a color signal. • Detects ASGPR autoantibodies in up to 76% of AIH...
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3950 – Pancreatitis GP2
Highlights • Use of monoclonal antibodies against GP2 • Ready-to-use (exception: wash buffer), color- and barcoded reagents • Quality assured handling in routine laboratories • Short incubation times (60 min...
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4006 – ASCA IgA
Highlights • Use of monoclonal antibodies against Saccharomyces cerevisiae (ASCA) • Ready-to-use (exception: wash buffer), color- and barcoded reagents • Quality assured handling in routine laboratories • Short incubation times...
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4007 – ASCA IgG
Highlights • Use of monoclonal antibodies against Saccharomyces cerevisiae (ASCA) • Ready-to-use (exception: wash buffer), color- and barcoded reagents • Quality assured handling in routine laboratories • Short incubation times...
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