Antibody Detection and Monitoring

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Discover LABScreen™ Autoantibody Detection

Testing for autoantibodies has never been more important as recent studies suggest a potential, long-term detrimental impact*. Employing single antigen bead technology, the LABScreen Autoantibody assays allow you to characterize and monitor a broad range of autoantibody targets in human sera. Following a familiar workflow and analysis algorithm, these assays can be easily integrated into your laboratory workflow without the need for new instrumentation or extensive retraining.

Expand your antibody detection capabilities and get the answers you need.

* Refer to References.

  • Ability to detect and monitor multiple targets, including collagen, myosin, vimentin, and LG3
  • Multiplexing capability—allowing simultaneous detection of up to 33 targets
  • Availability of negative and positive control sera
  • Testing of up to 96 samples in under 4 hours

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Non-HLA Antibodies: A New Perspective on Allograft Injury & Rejection
Recorded: FEB 14, 2018
Dr. Jackson, provides a detailed introduction to non-HLA antibodies, discusses their potential impact to transplantation, and reviews new developments in their characterization.
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