SIFIN Antisera

Anti-Salmonella I (A-E) records all Salmonella serovars of the groups A-E and the Vi-antigen in slide agglutination.

Anti-Salmonella I (A-E) records all Salmonella serovars of the groups A-E and the Vi-antigen in slide agglutination.

The test reagents are intended for use in the serological detection and the determination of the serovar of Shigella strains isolated from test material of human or other origin using the slide agglutination test.

Principle of the test: If the Shigella strain possesses an antigen covered by the test reagent, this antigen becomes bound when mixed with the specific antibody. The antigen-antibody reaction results in clearly visible agglutination of the strain.

Anti-Shigella IGroup B + D

The test reagents are intended for use in the serological detection and the determination of the serovar of Shigella strains isolated from test material of human or other origin using the slide agglutination test.

Principle of the test: If the Shigella strain possesses an antigen covered by the test reagent, this antigen becomes bound when mixed with the specific antibody. The antigen-antibody reaction results in clearly visible agglutination of the strain.

The control antigen is used to check the agglutinability of the sifin Anti-Salmonella O:2, Anti-Salmonella H:a test reagents and for quality control when carrying out the slide agglutination test. Paratyphi A-OH

The control antigen is used to check the agglutinability of the sifin Anti-Salmonella O:4, Anti-Salmonella O:5 Anti-Salmonella H:b, Anti-Salmonella H:1, Anti-Salmonella H:2 test reagents and for quality control when carrying out the lide agglutination test. Paratyphi B-OH

The control antigen is used to check the agglutinability of the sifin Anti-Salmonella O:7, Anti-Salmonella H:c, Anti-Salmonella H:1, Anti-Salmonella H:5 test reagents and for quality control when carrying out the slide agglutination test. Paratyphi C-OH

The control antigen is used to check the agglutinability of the sifin Anti-Salmonella O:9, Anti-Salmonella H:d test reagents and for quality control when carrying out the slide agglutination test. Typhi-OH

The control antigen is used to check the agglutinability of the sifin Anti-Salmonella O:4, Anti-Salmonella O:5, Anti-Salmonella H:i, Anti-Salmonella H:1, Anti-Salmonella H:2 test reagents and for quality control when carrying out the slide agglutination test. Typhimurium-OH

The control antigen is used to check the agglutinability of the sifin Anti-Salmonella O:9, Anti-Salmonella H:g, Anti-Salmonella H:m, Anti-Salmonella H:g,m test reagents and for quality control when carrying out the slide agglutination test. Enteritidis-OH

The control antigen is used to check the agglutinability of the sifin Anti-Salmonella Vi test reagent and for quality control when carrying out the slide agglutination test.

The test reagents are used to identify the serovar of Yersinia enterocolitica strains isolated from test material of human and animal origin by means of slide agglutination.

Principle of the test - If the Yersinia enterocolitica strain contains an antigen covered by the test reagent’s range of specificity, this antigen will be bound when mixed with the specific antibody. The antigen-antibody reaction results in clearly visible agglutination of the strain.

The test reagents are used to identify the serovar of Yersinia enterocolitica strains isolated from test material of human and animal origin by means of slide agglutination.

Principle of the test - If the Yersinia enterocolitica strain contains an antigen covered by the test reagent’s range of specificity, this antigen will be bound when mixed with the specific antibody. The antigen-antibody reaction results in clearly visible agglutination of the strain.

The test reagents are used to identify the serovar of Yersinia enterocolitica strains isolated from test material of human and animal origin by means of slide agglutination.

Principle of the test - If the Yersinia enterocolitica strain contains an antigen covered by the test reagent’s range of specificity, this antigen will be bound when mixed with the specific antibody. The antigen-antibody reaction results in clearly visible agglutination of the strain.

The test reagents are used to identify the serovar of Yersinia enterocolitica strains isolated from test material of human and animal origin by means of slide agglutination.

Principle of the test - If the Yersinia enterocolitica strain contains an antigen covered by the test reagent’s range of specificity, this antigen will be bound when mixed with the specific antibody. The antigen-antibody reaction results in clearly visible agglutination of the strain.

The test reagents are intended for use in the serological detection and the determination of the serovar of Shigella strains isolated from test material of human or other origin using the slide agglutination test.

Principle of the test: If the Shigella strain possesses an antigen covered by the test reagent, this antigen becomes bound when mixed with the specific antibody. The antigen-antibody reaction results in clearly visible agglutination of the strain.

The test reagents are intended for use in the serological detection and the determination of the serovar of Shigella strains isolated from test material of human or other origin using the slide agglutination test.

Principle of the test: If the Shigella strain possesses an antigen covered by the test reagent, this antigen becomes bound when mixed with the specific antibody. The antigen-antibody reaction results in clearly visible agglutination of the strain.

The test reagents are intended for use in the serological detection and the determination of the serovar of Shigella strains isolated from test material of human or other origin using the slide agglutination test.

Principle of the test: If the Shigella strain possesses an antigen covered by the test reagent, this antigen becomes bound when mixed with the specific antibody. The antigen-antibody reaction results in clearly visible agglutination of the strain.

The test reagents are intended for use in the serological detection and the determination of the serovar of Shigella strains isolated from test material of human or other origin using the slide agglutination test.

Principle of the test: If the Shigella strain possesses an antigen covered by the test reagent, this antigen becomes bound when mixed with the specific antibody. The antigen-antibody reaction results in clearly visible agglutination of the strain.