Infectious Disease
We have done comparison experiments with mainstream diagnostic kits or mainstream antibodies/antigens as the benchmark to verify the performance of our antibodies/antigens. Our infectious disease antibody/antigen products are suitable for a full range of diagnostic platforms:
Tubular chemiluminescence immunoassay
Micro-plate chemiluminescence immunoassay
ELISA
Colloidal gold POCT
Quantitative/qualitative fluorescent lateral flow method, etc.
Infectious Markers
Infectious Diseases are diseases caused by various pathogens transmitted between humans, animals, and animals. Contagious and epidemic, pathogens characterize infectious diseases and often have immunity after infection. Infectious markers refer to the general term for antigens, antibodies, and other infection signs of infectious disease pathogens that can detect in the blood. The top three single-disease deaths were AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria.
Sekbiois a diagnostic antigen/antibody manufacturer that supplies infectious disease antibodies and antigens to detect infectious biomarkers and monitor human body conditions.
Sekbiois an immunodiagnostic raw material manufacturer. Our mission is to make diagnostics more accurate.
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