Canine Triplet Igg Antibody (ICH Ab/CPV Ab/CDV Ab) Rapid Quantitative Tes

Veterinary Immunofluorescence Quantitative Analyzer 
SIMPLE
RAPID
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With our optimal diagnosis solution, make the laboratory detections easier. Reliable

Fast and accurat
Full Traceabilit
QC Available Easy-to-us
Multi-lingua
One hole sampling
Interal thermal printer Competitive
Complete test items

Result in 3-15 min
Cost- efficient Laboratory Load ID card Room temperatur
Store & Operate at 4~30°
24 Months Expiry Period 



PRODUCT NAME Common Name:
Canine triplet IgG antibody (ICH Ab/CPV Ab/CDV Ab) Rapid Quantitative Test

PACKAGE SPECIFICATION
20 tests/kit

INTENDED USE
t is suitable for in vitro quantitative detection of canine infectious hepatitis virus IgG (ICH Ab), canine parvovirus IgG (CPV Ab), canine distemper virus IgG (CDV Ab) concentrations in serum or plasma. It is mainly used for detection of antibodies before and after immunization of canine infectious hepatitis virus, parvovirus and distemper virus vaccines.

TEST PRINCIPLE
The concentration of ICH Ab, CPV Ab and CDV Ab in serum or plasma of dogs was quantitatively determined by immunofluorescence sandwich method. Take the sample to be tested and mix it in the sample diluent. Drop the mixed sample into the sample well of the test card. The test substance in the sample will react with the fluororescent labeled antibody coated on the glass fiber to form a complex. Under chromatography, the complex diffuses along the nitrocellulose membrane with the unreacted fluorescent labeled antibody, and the complex is captured by the corresponding antigen fixed on the nitrocellulose membrane detection line. The more substances to be measured in the sample, the more complex will react with the fluorescently labeled antibodies, and the more fluorescently labeled antibodies will accumulate on the test line.