ELISA Kit Development
Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) is a method of adsorbing a known antigen or antibody on a solid-phase carrier, adsorbing the antibody or antigen in the sample to be tested by specific binding of the antigen-antibody, and adding enzyme-labeled antibody and substrate. Under the action of the corresponding enzyme substrate, a colored substance is generated, and the color depth is proportional to the content of the corresponding antibody or antigen in the marker, so that the content of the antigen or antibody can be determined. ELISA has a simple operation process and can quickly analyze a large number of parallel samples, which is of great significance in the diagnosis of pathogenic infections.With the spread of various infectious animal diseases all over the world, it has brought a huge impact on the social economy. In order to control the epidemic of infectious animal diseases, it is necessary to develop a rapid and high-throughput screening method for animal diseases. ELISA is a powerful assay that is widely used for large-scale screening of animal pathogens. Currently, the demand for inexpensive and reliable custom ELISA kits is growing rapidly. Avian Influenza Virus ELISA Kit DevelopmentAvian MetapneumoVirus ELISA Kit DevelopmentAvian ReoVirus ELISA Kit DevelopmentInfectious Laryngotracheitis Virus ELISA Kit DevelopmentNewcastle Disease Virus ELISA Kit DevelopmentBovine Leukosis Virus ELISA Kit DevelopmentBovine Viral Diarrhea Virus ELISA Kit DevelopmentPseudorabies Virus ELISA Kit DevelopmentEquine Infectious Anemia Virus ELISA Kit DevelopmentMycoplasma gallisepticum ELISA Kit DevelopmentPorcine Reproductive and Respiratory Syndrome Virus ELISA Kit DevelopmentCaprine Arthritis Encephalitis Virus ELISA Kit DevelopmentBordetella avium ELISA Kit DevelopmentMycoplasma synoviae ELISA Kit DevelopmentOrnithobacterium rhinotracheale ELISA Kit DevelopmentAnaplasma spp. ELISA Kit DevelopmentM. paratuberculosis ELISA Kit DevelopmentNeospora caninum ELISA Kit DevelopmentCaseous Lymphadenitis ELISA Kit DevelopmentMycoplasma Hyopneumoniae ELISA Kit DevelopmentRuminant Pregnancy ELISA Kit DevelopmentEquine Piroplasmosis ELISA Kit Development