Monoclonal antibodies against specific leukocyte cell surface antigens which act to stimulate the proliferation of T cells and can be used to study the immune system at a cellular level.
T cell stimulating antibodies are useful for both clinical and biomedical research applications.
Further information can be found on the Sanquin website:
A range of cell specific non-clustered monoclonal antibodies available as either purified or conjugated to a variety of fluorophores (FITC, PE, Biotin) for the detection and isolation of cell populations by flow cytometry.
| Product Name | ||
| LTF PURE - 1ml/200 tests | CLB-M1700 |
A range of in vitro diagnostic ELISA (EIA) immunoassays for the detection of anti-nuclear antibodies directed against nuclear antigens to aid in the diagnosis of autoimmune diseases.
Anti-nuclear antibodies are divided into 4 categories according to the nuclear antigens they target:
Mastazyme autoimmune EIA kits incorporate assays to screen for multiple autoimmune indicators in addition to the detection of individual auto-antibodies which are highly predictive for specific autoimmune conditions.
Antigens for the anti-nuclear auto-antibodies are pre-coated onto 96 well microtitre plates in break-apart strip format (12 x 8) to allow for random sampling, manual processing and use with automated EIA analysers.
A range of in vitro diagnostic immunofluorescence assays for the detection of IgG and IgM antibodies to the bacterial, viral and protozoan causative agents of infectious disease.
The immunofluorescence tests are available in a variety of formats.
Complete test kits incorporate infectious organism specific slides, buffers, controls and conjugates.
Micro-organism specific IgG and IgM positive controls, slides and FITC labelled conjugates are also available to order separately.