Anti-EBV (VCA)

Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) is the cause of infectious mononucleosis (glandular fever, kissing disease). In the early stage of the disease, IgM and IgG antibodies against VCA are successively detectable. About three weeks after the onset of symptoms, the maximum concentration of IgM antibodies against the VCA peptide is attained; the highest concentration of VCA IgG antibodies is reached after about six weeks. This high concentration of VCA IgG antibodies remains throughout the life of the patient.

Anti-EBV (VCA) IgG

Anti-EBV (VCA) IgG is an ELISA-based, automated, in-vitro test system for the quantitative determination of IgG antibodies against Epstein-Barr virus viral capsid antigen (VCA) in human serum or plasma.

Specifications

Product Number ORG 901G
Tests24 Alegria® strips
Calibrationinternal
Calculationquantitative
Range0 - 400 U/ml
Cut-off 25 U/ml
Coating EBV viral capsid peptide (VCAp18) (recombinant) , EBV viral capsid peptide (VCAp23) (recombinant)

Documentation

Instruction for Use
Safety Data Sheet

Document Archive
Instruction for Use Revision 4. Earlier versions and additional languages can be found in the document archive.

Anti-EBV (VCA) IgM Abs.

Anti-EBV (VCA) IgM Abs. is an ELISA-based, automated, in-vitro test system for the quantitative determination of IgM antibodies against Epstein-Barr virus viral capsid antigen (VCA) in human serum or plasma.
The Anti-EBV (VCA) IgM Abs. (ORG 901MX) test kit test is equipped with the special ORGENTEC rheumatoid factor absorbent. This reagent absorbs any rheumatoid factors that may be present during sample processing in the Alegria® instrument, making separate preparation of the serum sample unnecessary.

Specifications

Product Number ORG 901MX
Tests24 Alegria® strips
Calibrationinternal
Calculationquantitative
Range0 - 200 U/ml
Cut-off25 U/ml
Coating EBV viral capsid peptide (VCAp18) (recombinant)

Documentation

Instruction for Use
Safety Data Sheet

Document Archive
Instruction for Use Revision 4. Earlier versions and additional languages can be found in the document archive.

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