Reagent Kits for In-Laboratory Quality Control of Human Serum (Plasma) Studies by ELISA Method

Reagent Kits for In-Laboratory Quality Control of Human Serum (Plasma) Studies by ELISA Method

Reagent kits for in-laboratory quality control of human serum (plasma) studies according to TU 9398-150-70423725-2012 include:

• In-laboratory control sample (K+ILC)
• Dilution solution for the in-laboratory control sample (DS-ILC)

The kits are available as 8 independent sets:

• ILC-Antipalldium: Reagent kit for in-laboratory quality control of ELISA studies detecting antibodies to Treponema pallidum in human serum (plasma).
• ILC-Agat-HIV-1: Reagent kit for in-laboratory quality control of ELISA studies detecting antibodies to HIV-1 and the p24 antigen in human serum (plasma).
• ILC-p24-HIV-1: Reagent kit for in-laboratory quality control of ELISA studies detecting the p24 antigen of HIV-1 in human serum (plasma).
• ILC-Anti-HIV-1: Reagent kit for in-laboratory quality control detecting antibodies to HIV-1 in human serum (plasma).
• ILC-Anti-HCV: Reagent kit for in-laboratory quality control of ELISA studies detecting antibodies to hepatitis C virus in human serum (plasma).
• ILC-HBsAg: Reagent kit for in-laboratory quality control of ELISA studies detecting HBsAg in human serum (plasma).
• MultiPlus-2: Reagent kit for in-laboratory quality control detecting HBsAg and antibodies to hepatitis C virus in human serum (plasma).
• MultiPlus-3: Reagent kit for in-laboratory quality control detecting HBsAg, antibodies to hepatitis C virus, and HIV-1 antibodies in human serum (plasma).

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The products posted on our website are approved for use in Russia by the state regulator Roszdravnadzor (Federal Service for Surveillance in Healthcare). The information is for informational purposes only.