NDV, Newcastle Disease Virus Antibody ELISA Kit
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Newcastle disease is a highly contagious and sometimes fatal illness affecting poultry. The causal agent of the disease is a hemagglutinating paramyxovirus (Newcastle disease virus, NDV). The severity of the disease is a function of the virulence of the infecting viral strain. The lentogenic strains are very widespread but cause few disease outbreaks. It usually presents as a respiratory disease, but depression, nervous manifestations, or diarrhea may be the predominant clinical form. Newcastle disease, in its highly pathogenic form, is a WOAH listed disease and must be reported. ND can present a clinical picture very similar to avian influenza, so laboratory testing is important to confirm the diagnosis.
Key facts of Newcastle Disease Virus Antibody ELISA Kit
- Ready to use kits for vet professionals.
- Only less than 70min to get visual result.
- Low cost with high sensitivity
Technical details of Newcastle Disease Virus Antibody ELISA Kit
| Product name | Newcastle Disease Virus Antibody ELISA Kit |
|---|---|
| Product code | E20251 |
| Principle | indirect ELISA or indirect Immunoassay |
| Species | Avian, poultry |
| Samples | Serum |
| Sample Preparation | Collected blood from chicken and separate the serum |
| Specificity | >99% |
| Sensitivity | >95% |
| Package Size | 96tests, 192tests and 480tests |
| Format | ELISA Kit |
| Shelf-life | 18 months |
| Storage | 2-8 oC in cool dark plate |
Newcastle Disease Virus ELISA Kit components
- Microtiter Plate coated with antigen , 1 pc, 2pcs or 5 pcs
- Sample buffer
- Wash buffer
- Positive control
- Negative control
- Enzyme conjugate
- TMB substrate
- Stop solution
- Kit instruction
Extensive reading
- Newcastle Disease - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics
World animal health organization (WOAH), Newcastle disease - WOAH - World Organization for Animal Health