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Listeria Test – IVDD

The listeria test is an innovative assay for the detection of IgG antibodies against Listeriolysin O, the toxin released by Listeria monocytogenes in human serum.

The kit is CE-IVD marked in compliance with 98/79/CE directive (IVDD).

The ELISA technology makes this kit easy to use and the mechanism on which this test is based, allows a very high specificity that other technology cannot match, making this serologic test particularly useful for early diagnosis of listeriosis.

SKU: AKE0007 Categories: , ,
Application: Clinical Diagnostics
Product type: Diagnostic kit
Reagent type: ELISA
Size: 96 tests

Description

Listeriosis is as rare as fatal infection caused by the bacterium Listeria monocytogenes (Lm). Lm is a widely spread pathogen able to infect both animals and human; it is particularly dreadful for pregnant women where it could cause sepsis, preterm labour, stillbirth and abortion. The device is based on the ELISA principle (Enzyme Linked ImmunoSorbent Assay) and contains all ready-to-use reagents to perform the test, calibrator, positive and negative controls included. The result is easily expressed as an INDEX (ratio between the OD value of the sample and that of the Cut-off). Common applications are: non-invasive screeening test for minimizing the risk of listeriosis through planned controls just before and during pregnancy; as an aid in the diagnosis of listeriosis in non-immunocompromised patients; during a listeriosis outbreak as a screening test for the population exposed to the risk of infection.

Additional information

Size 96 tests
Application Clinical diagnostics
Product type Diagnostic kit
Reagent type ELISA
Category Listeria monocytogenes

Technical information

Size 96 tests
Technology Indirect ELISA
Specimen Human serum
Testing time 3 hours

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References

Clinical management of women with listeriosis risk during pregnancy: a review of national guidelines PUBMED ID: 29237320
Listeriolysin O antibodies detection in pregnant women: results from an Italian pilot study PUBMED ID: 31268117

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