Serology

By combining the strength of molecular biology with next-generation sequencing, TRUSTlab is at the forefront of improving health care by detecting hereditary illnesses and describing genetic abnormalities that fuel cancer growth or monitoring disease outbreaks.

Technologies

  • ● Rapid Qualitative (Lateral Flow Assays / Immunochromatography)
  • ● Quantitative Assays (Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assays – ELISAs)
  • ● Chemiluminescent Immunoassay (CLIA)
  • ● Autolumo1000 fully automated Random access analyzser

Specialized Tests
Serology tests are used to identify whether a person has had current or previous exposure to a disease. Antibodies that have been produced in response to disease are what these tests are looking for.

Types What it tells Limitation
Rapid Serology Test A qualitative determination of whether or not anti-virus antibodies are present in a patient's serum. The number of antibodies present in a patient's serum or if these antibodies are capable of preventing viral development
Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA) The quantity of antibodies to the virus present in the patient's serum, either present or absent. If these antibodies are capable of preventing viral development
Neutralization Assay Active antibodies in the patient's serum that can stop a virus from growing ex vivo in a cell culture system. It could overlook antibodies to viral proteins that are not involved in the replication
Enhanced Chemiluminescent Immunoassay The quantity of antibodies to the virus present in the patient's serum, either present or absent. If these antibodies are capable of preventing viral development


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