Monoclonal antibodies (Mabs) to class A immunoglobulins is a very important reagent for detecting a specific immune response to various infections in humans. Determining specific IgA in human serum is often a better alternative to detecting IgM or IgG. This diagnosis may be especially relevant in the early stages of urogenital infections.
Mouse monoclonal antibodies to human IgA allow you to create high-quality tests based on the principle of indirect ELISA. Also, Mabs data can be used in other serological tests to determine IgA. Also, on the basis of anti-IgA monoclonal antibodies, a carrier can be synthesized for immunoaffinity isolation of class A immunoglobulins from blood serum.
Any of the offered antibodies can be used in indirect ELISA and delivered in the form of a horseradish peroxidase conjugate or biotinylated antibodies.
