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KITS FOR VETERINARY USE
K101C K104C
K105C K106C
K122C K127C
Infectious serology
K101C Toxo
IgG-Canine EIA (semi-quantitative)
Toxoplasmosis is a widespread infection caused by the intracellular protozoan
parazite Toxoplasma
gondii which may infect all Mammalia. Pets (dogs, cats, etc.) may transfer the
infection to humans.
In most cases, toxoplasmosis is a mild or asymptomatic disease; however, in
immunocompromised
animals this disease may be very severe and even life-threatening. Another risk
group is pregnant
animals in whom primary toxoplasmosis can be transfected to the fetus, causing
abortion and severe
malformations.
Sample type: serum, plasma
Incubation: 30’/30’/15’, 370С
Shelf life: 12 months
Sample predilution: 1:21
Control samples: 3
Normal range (K value): <5
Sample volume: 100 μl
K104C HSV 1/2
IgG-Canine EIA (semi-quantitative)
Herpes simplex virus (HSV) is one of the most common pathogens in mammals. HSV
is transmitted by
all secretions of infected body, especially via saliva, semen and cervical
fluid. Latency and re-activation
are characteristic for HSV infection.
Specific IgG-antibodies to HSV are protective to some extent - they help to
prevent the disease and
limit latency, although do not provide a complete protection. A high titer of
anti-HSV IgG-antibodies
may suggest either a recent acute infection or reactivation of a latent one.
Specific anti-viral treatment as well as non-specific activation of the immune
system inhibit production
of viral antigens and, therefore, induce decline of anti-HSV-IgG antibodies to
their normal values.
Sample type: serum, plasma
Incubation: 30’/30’/15’, 370С
Shelf life: 12 months
Sample predilution: 1:21
Control samples: 3
Normal range (K value): <5
Sample volume: 100 μl
K105C Chlamydia
IgG-Canine EIA (semi-quantitative)
Chlamydiae are obligate intracellular parasites closely related to Gram negative
bacteria. The genus
Chlamydia contains three known species: C.trachomatis, C.psittaci and
C.pneumoniae (TWAR) which
share most of their immunoreactive antigens. C.trachomatis has been recognised
as a frequent cause
of sexually transmitted diseases, which may lead to serious malfunction in
reproductive function both
in male and female animals (chronic pelvic inflammation and infertility). This
species may also cause
conjunctivitis and keratitis in adult animals and ophthalmia neonatorum in
offspring born to an infected
mother. C.psittaci is transmitted from birds and causes an atypical pneumonia
(ornitosis); C.pneumoniae
is the causative agents of both acute pneumonia and chronic bronchitis. Due to
intracellular ‘depot’ of
the microorganism, Chlamydia infections may be asymptomatic and recurrent.
Specific IgG-antibodies to Chlamydia are not protective; their titer usually
raise in response to the
reactivation of Chlamydia and therefore may be used to monitor the actual status
of infectious activity.
The elevation of these antibodies persist for at least 3-4 weeks after the
reactivation, and is not directly
related to antimicrobial therapy. The present test system does not detect the
differences between
species of Chlamydia.
Sample type: serum, plasma
Incubation: 30’/30’/15’, RT
Shelf life: 12 months
Sample predilution: 1:21
Control samples: 3
Normal range (K value): <5
Sample volume: 100 μl
K106C Mycoplasma
IgG-Canine EIA (semi-quantitative)
Mycoplasmae represent a separate class of microorganisms. Unique metabolic
properties of Mycoplasmae
determine their poor growth on standard microbiological media and require the
application of serological
methods in diagnostics.
All Mycoplasmae share common antigenic epitopes; the microbes cause pneumonia,
bronchitis and
bullous meningitis; acute or chronic pelvic inflammations and may contribute to
male and female
infertility.
Specific IgG-antibodies to Mycoplasmae do not possess protective properties;
however their serum
titer reflects the degree of microbial growth. Therefore, the detection of serum
IgG antibodies may
be used for disease and treatment monitoring. Elevated serum IgG antibody titers
are detected after
3-4 weeks from the onset of the disease in spite of successful antibiotic
treatment.
Sample type: serum, plasma
Incubation: 30’/30’/15’, 370С
Shelf life: 12 months
Sample predilution: 1:21
Control samples: 3
Normal range (K value): <5
Sample volume: 100 μl
K122C Candida
IgG-Canine EIA (semi-quantitative)
This kit is designed for analysis of Candida IgG-Canine in blood serum or
plasma. The kit contains the
reagents sufficient for 96 determinations and allows to analyze 45 unknown
samples in 2 parallels.
Sample type: serum, plasma
Incubation: 30’/30’/15’, 370С
Shelf life: 12 months
Sample predilution: 1:21
Control samples: 3
Normal range (K value): <5
Sample volume: 100 μl
K127C Fasciola
IgG-Canine EIA (semi-quantitative)
This kit is designed for analysis of Fasciola IgG-Canine in blood serum or
plasma. The kit contains the
reagents sufficient for 96 determinations and allows to analyze 45 unknown
samples in 2 parallels.
Sample type: serum, plasma
Incubation: 30’/30’/15’, 370С
Shelf life: 12 months
Sample predilution: 1:21
Control samples: 3
Normal range (K value): <5
Sample volume: 100 μl
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