Sheep Disease Assays
Most of these kits are manufactured by Ingenasa.
INGENASA is a biotechnology company that has specialised in the development and manufacture of veterinary diagnostic tests for economically important species. More than half the workforce is composed of university graduates and is engaged in the research and development of new products based on immunological and genetic technologies. Their products cover a wide range including enzyme immunoassays; nucleic acid cloning and sequencing; molecular diagnostics trials and the production and manipulation of biotechnology reagents. Many of the monoclonal antibodies and proteins used in the tests are obtained from recombinant micro-organisms.
Cat No. |
Kit |
Description |
Tests |
| TP801 | Haptoglobin | Colorimetric assay for Haptoglobin | 100 |
| TP802 | Serum Amyloid A | Elisa Assay for Serum Amyloid A | 96 |
| 13.BM.K.1/2 | INGEZIM SMALL RUMINANTS | Indirect assay for specific antibodies detection to Brucella mellitensis in ovine sera samples | 192 |
| 13.BM.K.1/5 | INGEZIM SMALL RUMINANTS | Indirect assay for specific antibodies detection to Brucella mellitensis in ovine sera samples | 480 |
| 13.BO.K.1/2 | INGEZIM BRUCELLA ovis | Immunosorbent assay (ELISA) for detection and / or specific quantification Antibodies against smooth strains of Brucella in serum of small ruminants | 192 |
| 13.BO.K.1/5 | INGEZIM BRUCELLA ovis | Immunosorbent assay (ELISA) for detection and / or specific quantification Antibodies against smooth strains of Brucella in serum of small ruminants | 480 |
| 12.BTV.K.3/2 | INGEZIM BTV COMPAC 2.0 | Competitive assay for specific antibodies detection and/or quantitation to Bluetonge virus (BTV), in bovine, ovine or caprine sera samples | 192 |
| 12.BTV.K.3/5 | INGEZIM BTV COMPAC 2.0 | Competitive assay for specific antibodies detection and/or quantitation to Bluetongue virus (BTV), in bovine, ovine or caprine sera samples | 480 |
An Acute Phase protein. It is a member of a group of proteins whose production is increased in response to inflammation and infection. Increased Acute Phase Proteins are a highly sensitive indicator of the presence of inflammation or bacterial/viral infection in an animal
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