Blockers & Immunoglobulins

A blocker is a biological agent added to an immunoassay to bind heterophile antibodies, effectively preventing non-analyte-mediated antibody ligation. A blocker is a biological agent added to an immunoassay to bind heterophile antibodies, effectively preventing non-analyte-mediated antibody ligation. Mainly used for enzyme-linked, immunofluorescence and chemiluminescence. Blockers can block the interference that occurs during the test, and are divided into passive blockers and active blockers.


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Product Name Catalog Type Host/Source Usage Applications COA
Chlamydia Antibody BMGCHM01 Monoclonal Mouse Capture LF, IFA, IB, WB Download
Chlamydia Antibody BMGCHM02 Monoclonal Mouse Conjugate LF, IFA, IB, WB Download
Chlamydia Antibody BMGCHE01 Antigen HEK293 Cell Calibrator LF, IFA, IB, WB Download

Rapid detection of chlamydia trachomatis can be divided into qualitative and quantitative rapid detection. Gold labeled rapid detection (colloidal gold method) is widely used. The detection principle is as follows: anti chlamydia lipopolysaccharide monoclonal antibody and sheep anti mouse IgG polyclonal antibody are respectively fixed on the solid phase nitrocellulose membrane, and made with another anti chlamydia lipopolysaccharide monoclonal antibody labeled with colloidal gold and other reagents and materials. The chlamydia detection method is established in the form of double antibody sandwich using colloidal gold immunochromatography technology for the detection of chlamydia in female cervix and male urethra. In order to detect the presence of chlamydia in female cervix and male urethra, and to assist in clinical diagnosis of chlamydia infection, the test results also need to be further determined by clinicians in combination with patients’ symptoms, signs and other examination results.
The gold standard rapid detection of chlamydia trachomatis has the advantages of rapidity, convenience and high accuracy. It saves a lot of time for the assistant diagnosis of clinicians.


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