Background
Dengue is a viral disease transmitted mainly by Aedes mosquitoes, with four described serotypes and wide circulation in tropical and subtropical regions.
The infection can range from mild, nonspecific febrile illness to severe forms, especially in secondary infections or in patients with risk factors. Therefore, diagnosis at the right time is essential.
Chemiluminescence tests for IgM and IgG antibodies are a suitable serological solution for dengue, due to their sensitivity, automation, and ability to integrate into routine sample processing.
Product features
Chemiluminescent immunoassays (CLIA) to test antibodies against dengue virus in human serum or plasma samples.
- Monotest format with ready-to-use reagents.
- Highly specific IgM immunocapture method.
- Simple and automated protocol, with fast results.
- Customizable configuration of samples and reagents according to laboratory needs.
- Each monotest includes a calibrator and a negative control, enabling individual validation and interpretation of each sample.
- Use of primary tubes, with no need for manual pipetting.
PRODUCTS
DENGUE VIRCLIA® IgG MONOTEST
Analytes: Dengue
DENGUE VIRCLIA® IgM MONOTEST
Analytes: Dengue
USED ON
VIRCLIA® LOTUS
A compact automated CLIA platform for VirClia® infectious disease testing, combining ready-to-use single-test flexibility with continuous random access efficiency.
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