Principle
Platelia Rabies II is an immuno-enzymatic technique for the detection of rabies virus anti-glycoprotein antibodies. This assay can be carried out on the serum of several species of animals - dog, cat and fox. The test is based on the use of a solid phase enzyme immunoassay technique referred to as an indirect ELISA. A microplate is coated with rabies glycoprotein extracted from the inactivated and purified virus membrane. The enzymatic conjugate consists of a protein A from Staphylococcus aureus coupled with peroxidase. Positive controls, calibrated against OIE standard, allow the qualitative or quantitative determination of anti-rabies antibody titre in the serum.
Features & Benefits
Simplicity of the ELISA techique compared to virus neutralization
Rapidity: results available in less then 3 hours
Manipulation safety: no handling of live rabies virus
Highly reproducible results
Qualitative and quantitative protocol
A microplate is coated with rabies glycoprotein extracted from the inactivated and purified virus membrane
Used for Individual serology for international trade purposes and Confirmation of the vaccination status
Product Size - 2 x 96 assays
Storage - 2°to 8°C
