Clonatest

Rapid test for the qualitative detection of RSV antigens from nasopharyngeal samples (swabs, lavages, or nasopharyngeal aspirations).

Rapid test for the qualitative detection of Rotavirus in feces.

Qualitative detection of Influenza type A and B antigens from nasopharyngeal and throat samples.

Rapid test for the qualitative detection of Helicobacter pylori in stool.

i-TRA Turbidimetric is a latex agglutination test based on turbidimetric method for the quantitative in vitro determination of transferrin (Tf) in human feces. The reagent contains latex particles coated with goat anti-human transferrin IgG in a buffer. Tf present in the patient's stool solution reacts with the latex-coated particles, causing agglutination that can be measured with a photometer. The degree of turbidity is proportional to the concentration of Tf in the sample.

Latex particles sensitized with human gammaglobulin are agglutinated when they react with rheumatoid factors (RF) present in the sample. The agglutination of latex particles is proportional to the concentration of RF in the sample and can be measured by turbidimetry.

Latex particles sensitized with human anti-albumin antibodies are agglutinated when they react with albumin present in the sample. The agglutination of latex particles is proportional to the concentration of albumin in the sample and can be measured by turbidimetry.

Latex particles sensitized with human anti-albumin antibodies are agglutinated when they react with albumin present in the sample. The agglutination of latex particles is proportional to the concentration of albumin in the sample and can be measured by turbidimetry.

Latex particles sensitized with human gammaglobulin are agglutinated when they react with rheumatoid factors (RF) present in the sample. The agglutination of latex particles is proportional to the concentration of RF in the sample and can be measured by turbidimetry.

Latex particles sensitized with human gammaglobulin are agglutinated when they react with rheumatoid factors (RF) present in the sample. The agglutination of latex particles is proportional to the concentration of RF in the sample and can be measured by turbidimetry.

Latex particles sensitized with streptolysin O (SLO) are agglutinated when they react with specific anti-streptolysin O (ASO) antibodies present in the sample. The agglutination of latex particles is proportional to the concentration of ASO in the sample and can be measured by turbidimetry.

Latex particles sensitized with anti-PCR antibodies are agglutinated when they react with low levels of C-Reactive Protein (CRP) present in the sample. The agglutination of latex particles is proportional to the concentration of CRP in the sample and can be measured by turbidimetry.