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SKU: PL.6011
UoM: 3 mL/Vial
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Not intended for clinical diagnostic use unless otherwise specified by the manufacturer.

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Pro-Lab Vision™ Monovalent Somatic Salmonella Antisera is a series of high-quality, specific antisera designed for the serological identification of Salmonella species based on their somatic (O) antigens. Each reagent targets a specific O antigen or group factor, enabling precise serotyping of Salmonella isolates. These antisera are absorbed to minimize cross-reactions, ensuring high specificity and accuracy in identifying Salmonella serogroups and serotypes.

Key Features

  1. Specific Identification:
    • Monovalent antisera allow precise detection of individual O antigens or serogroups.
    • Essential for differentiating Salmonella serotypes in complex samples.
  2. High Specificity:
    • Absorbed to remove cross-reacting antibodies, minimizing false positives and enhancing accuracy.
  3. Comprehensive Coverage:
    • Includes antisera for a wide range of Salmonella somatic antigens, covering all major serogroups (A, B, C, D, E, etc.) and specific factors.
  4. Ready-to-Use Format:
    • Supplied in 3.0 mL dropper bottles, ensuring ease of use in busy laboratory settings.
  5. Reliable Quality:
    • Manufactured under stringent quality control using reference strains, ensuring consistent and reproducible results.

Antisera Variants and Targeted Groups

Catalog No.Group/FactorTarget
PL.6041Factor 55Rare somatic antigen detection
PL.6010Group A Factor 2Group A serotyping
PL.6016Group B / D Factor 12Shared factor in Groups B and D
PL.6011Group B Factor 4Group B-specific serotyping
PL.6012Group B Factor 5Group B-specific serotyping
PL.6013Group C Factor 6, 7Group C differentiation
PL.6014Group C2 Factor 8Group C2-specific serotyping
PL.6027Group C3 Factor 20Group C3-specific serotyping
PL.6015Group D Factor 9Group D-specific serotyping
PL.6017Group E Factors 3, 10, 15, 19, 34Group E complex serotyping
PL.6018Group E1 Factor 10Group E1-specific serotyping
PL.6019Group E2 Factor 15Group E2-specific serotyping
PL.6021Group E3 Factor 34Group E3-specific serotyping
PL.6020Group E4 Factor 19Group E4-specific serotyping
PL.6022Group F Factor 11Group F-specific serotyping
PL.6023Group G Factors 13, 22, 23Group G complex differentiation
PL.6024Group G1 Factor 22Group G1-specific serotyping
PL.6025Group G2 Factor 23Group G2-specific serotyping
PL.6029Group I Factor 16Group I-specific serotyping
PL.6030Group J Factor 17Group J-specific serotyping
PL.6031Group K Factor 18Group K-specific serotyping
PL.6032Group L Factor 21Group L-specific serotyping
PL.6033Group M Factor 28Group M-specific serotyping
PL.6034Group N Factor 30Group N-specific serotyping
PL.6035Group O Factor 35Group O-specific serotyping
PL.6036Group P Factor 38Group P-specific serotyping
PL.6037Group Q Factor 39Group Q-specific serotyping
PL.6038Group R Factor 40Group R-specific serotyping
PL.6039Group S Factor 41Group S-specific serotyping
PL.6040Vi FactorVi antigen detection (Capsule)

Applications

1. Clinical Diagnostics

  • Purpose:
    • Identifies specific Salmonella serogroups and serotypes from clinical isolates.
  • Use Case:
    • Detects and differentiates Salmonella in stool, blood, and urine specimens to diagnose salmonellosis.
  • Example:
    • A clinical lab identifies Salmonella Typhi by detecting Group D Factor 9 and the Vi antigen.

2. Food Safety Testing

  • Purpose:
    • Ensures food safety by identifying Salmonella contamination in food products.
  • Use Case:
    • Rapidly screens foodborne Salmonella serotypes, critical in food production facilities.
  • Example:
    • A food testing lab identifies Group B Salmonella in contaminated poultry using antisera targeting Factor 4 and Factor 5.

3. Public Health and Epidemiology

  • Purpose:
    • Tracks outbreaks and monitors Salmonella serovar distribution.
  • Use Case:
    • Aids in identifying the source of contamination during Salmonella outbreaks.
  • Example:
    • A public health lab identifies a rare Group E serotype during a waterborne outbreak.

4. Research and Development

  • Purpose:
    • Investigates antigenic diversity and Salmonella pathogenesis.
  • Use Case:
    • Used in vaccine development and molecular studies to analyze somatic antigen expression.
  • Example:
    • A research lab uses Factor 13 antisera to study the pathogenic role of Group G in animal models.

Advantages

  1. Precision:
    • Targeted identification of somatic antigens allows precise serotyping.
  2. Broad Coverage:
    • Comprehensive range of antisera covers all major Salmonella O antigens and groups.
  3. Reliability:
    • Absorbed antisera minimize cross-reactivity, ensuring consistent results.
  4. Ease of Use:
    • Ready-to-use dropper bottles simplify testing workflows.
  5. Versatile Applications:
    • Suitable for clinical, food safety, public health, and research applications.

How It Works

  1. Sample Preparation:
    • Isolate Salmonella colonies and confirm biochemical properties.
  2. Agglutination Test:
    • Place a drop of the appropriate monovalent antisera on a clean slide.
    • Add a bacterial suspension from the isolated colony.
    • Mix gently and observe for agglutination, confirming the presence of the specific antigen.

Storage and Stability

  • Storage Conditions: 2–8°C.
  • Shelf Life: Refer to the expiration date on the packaging.
  • Stability: Ensure bottles are tightly sealed to prevent contamination and evaporation.

References

  1. ISO 6579-1:2017: Detection, isolation, and identification of Salmonella.
  2. Public Health England: Guidelines for Salmonella Identification.
  3. Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute (CLSI): Serotyping Methods for Enteric Pathogens.

Why Choose Pro-Lab Vision™ Monovalent Somatic Salmonella Antisera?

  • Comprehensive Range: Covers all major and minor serogroups.
  • High Specificity: Ensures precise and accurate serotyping.
  • User-Friendly: Ready-to-use format supports efficient testing.
  • Proven Quality: Manufactured under stringent controls for reliable results.

Application: Serology
Storage Temperature: 2-8°C
Product Type: Serum
Product Brand: Pro-Lab Diagnostics™
Product Grade: Microbiology grade

Pro-Lab Vision™ Monovalent Somatic Salmonella Antisera is a series of high-quality, specific antisera designed for the serological identification of Salmonella species based on their somatic (O) antigens. Each reagent targets a specific O antigen or group factor, enabling precise serotyping of Salmonella isolates. These antisera are absorbed to minimize cross-reactions, ensuring high specificity and accuracy in identifying Salmonella serogroups and serotypes.

Key Features

  1. Specific Identification:
    • Monovalent antisera allow precise detection of individual O antigens or serogroups.
    • Essential for differentiating Salmonella serotypes in complex samples.
  2. High Specificity:
    • Absorbed to remove cross-reacting antibodies, minimizing false positives and enhancing accuracy.
  3. Comprehensive Coverage:
    • Includes antisera for a wide range of Salmonella somatic antigens, covering all major serogroups (A, B, C, D, E, etc.) and specific factors.
  4. Ready-to-Use Format:
    • Supplied in 3.0 mL dropper bottles, ensuring ease of use in busy laboratory settings.
  5. Reliable Quality:
    • Manufactured under stringent quality control using reference strains, ensuring consistent and reproducible results.

Antisera Variants and Targeted Groups

Catalog No.Group/FactorTarget
PL.6041Factor 55Rare somatic antigen detection
PL.6010Group A Factor 2Group A serotyping
PL.6016Group B / D Factor 12Shared factor in Groups B and D
PL.6011Group B Factor 4Group B-specific serotyping
PL.6012Group B Factor 5Group B-specific serotyping
PL.6013Group C Factor 6, 7Group C differentiation
PL.6014Group C2 Factor 8Group C2-specific serotyping
PL.6027Group C3 Factor 20Group C3-specific serotyping
PL.6015Group D Factor 9Group D-specific serotyping
PL.6017Group E Factors 3, 10, 15, 19, 34Group E complex serotyping
PL.6018Group E1 Factor 10Group E1-specific serotyping
PL.6019Group E2 Factor 15Group E2-specific serotyping
PL.6021Group E3 Factor 34Group E3-specific serotyping
PL.6020Group E4 Factor 19Group E4-specific serotyping
PL.6022Group F Factor 11Group F-specific serotyping
PL.6023Group G Factors 13, 22, 23Group G complex differentiation
PL.6024Group G1 Factor 22Group G1-specific serotyping
PL.6025Group G2 Factor 23Group G2-specific serotyping
PL.6029Group I Factor 16Group I-specific serotyping
PL.6030Group J Factor 17Group J-specific serotyping
PL.6031Group K Factor 18Group K-specific serotyping
PL.6032Group L Factor 21Group L-specific serotyping
PL.6033Group M Factor 28Group M-specific serotyping
PL.6034Group N Factor 30Group N-specific serotyping
PL.6035Group O Factor 35Group O-specific serotyping
PL.6036Group P Factor 38Group P-specific serotyping
PL.6037Group Q Factor 39Group Q-specific serotyping
PL.6038Group R Factor 40Group R-specific serotyping
PL.6039Group S Factor 41Group S-specific serotyping
PL.6040Vi FactorVi antigen detection (Capsule)

Applications

1. Clinical Diagnostics

  • Purpose:
    • Identifies specific Salmonella serogroups and serotypes from clinical isolates.
  • Use Case:
    • Detects and differentiates Salmonella in stool, blood, and urine specimens to diagnose salmonellosis.
  • Example:
    • A clinical lab identifies Salmonella Typhi by detecting Group D Factor 9 and the Vi antigen.

2. Food Safety Testing

  • Purpose:
    • Ensures food safety by identifying Salmonella contamination in food products.
  • Use Case:
    • Rapidly screens foodborne Salmonella serotypes, critical in food production facilities.
  • Example:
    • A food testing lab identifies Group B Salmonella in contaminated poultry using antisera targeting Factor 4 and Factor 5.

3. Public Health and Epidemiology

  • Purpose:
    • Tracks outbreaks and monitors Salmonella serovar distribution.
  • Use Case:
    • Aids in identifying the source of contamination during Salmonella outbreaks.
  • Example:
    • A public health lab identifies a rare Group E serotype during a waterborne outbreak.

4. Research and Development

  • Purpose:
    • Investigates antigenic diversity and Salmonella pathogenesis.
  • Use Case:
    • Used in vaccine development and molecular studies to analyze somatic antigen expression.
  • Example:
    • A research lab uses Factor 13 antisera to study the pathogenic role of Group G in animal models.

Advantages

  1. Precision:
    • Targeted identification of somatic antigens allows precise serotyping.
  2. Broad Coverage:
    • Comprehensive range of antisera covers all major Salmonella O antigens and groups.
  3. Reliability:
    • Absorbed antisera minimize cross-reactivity, ensuring consistent results.
  4. Ease of Use:
    • Ready-to-use dropper bottles simplify testing workflows.
  5. Versatile Applications:
    • Suitable for clinical, food safety, public health, and research applications.

How It Works

  1. Sample Preparation:
    • Isolate Salmonella colonies and confirm biochemical properties.
  2. Agglutination Test:
    • Place a drop of the appropriate monovalent antisera on a clean slide.
    • Add a bacterial suspension from the isolated colony.
    • Mix gently and observe for agglutination, confirming the presence of the specific antigen.

Storage and Stability

  • Storage Conditions: 2–8°C.
  • Shelf Life: Refer to the expiration date on the packaging.
  • Stability: Ensure bottles are tightly sealed to prevent contamination and evaporation.

References

  1. ISO 6579-1:2017: Detection, isolation, and identification of Salmonella.
  2. Public Health England: Guidelines for Salmonella Identification.
  3. Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute (CLSI): Serotyping Methods for Enteric Pathogens.

Why Choose Pro-Lab Vision™ Monovalent Somatic Salmonella Antisera?

  • Comprehensive Range: Covers all major and minor serogroups.
  • High Specificity: Ensures precise and accurate serotyping.
  • User-Friendly: Ready-to-use format supports efficient testing.
  • Proven Quality: Manufactured under stringent controls for reliable results.

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Pro-Lab Vision™ Monovalent Somatic Salmonella Antisera is a series of high-quality, specific antisera designed for the serological identification of Salmonella species based on their somatic (O) antigens. Each reagent targets a specific O antigen or group factor, enabling precise serotyping of Salmonella isolates. These antisera are absorbed to minimize cross-reactions, ensuring high specificity and accuracy in identifying Salmonella serogroups and serotypes.

Key Features

  1. Specific Identification:
    • Monovalent antisera allow precise detection of individual O antigens or serogroups.
    • Essential for differentiating Salmonella serotypes in complex samples.
  2. High Specificity:
    • Absorbed to remove cross-reacting antibodies, minimizing false positives and enhancing accuracy.
  3. Comprehensive Coverage:
    • Includes antisera for a wide range of Salmonella somatic antigens, covering all major serogroups (A, B, C, D, E, etc.) and specific factors.
  4. Ready-to-Use Format:
    • Supplied in 3.0 mL dropper bottles, ensuring ease of use in busy laboratory settings.
  5. Reliable Quality:
    • Manufactured under stringent quality control using reference strains, ensuring consistent and reproducible results.

Antisera Variants and Targeted Groups

Catalog No.Group/FactorTarget
PL.6041Factor 55Rare somatic antigen detection
PL.6010Group A Factor 2Group A serotyping
PL.6016Group B / D Factor 12Shared factor in Groups B and D
PL.6011Group B Factor 4Group B-specific serotyping
PL.6012Group B Factor 5Group B-specific serotyping
PL.6013Group C Factor 6, 7Group C differentiation
PL.6014Group C2 Factor 8Group C2-specific serotyping
PL.6027Group C3 Factor 20Group C3-specific serotyping
PL.6015Group D Factor 9Group D-specific serotyping
PL.6017Group E Factors 3, 10, 15, 19, 34Group E complex serotyping
PL.6018Group E1 Factor 10Group E1-specific serotyping
PL.6019Group E2 Factor 15Group E2-specific serotyping
PL.6021Group E3 Factor 34Group E3-specific serotyping
PL.6020Group E4 Factor 19Group E4-specific serotyping
PL.6022Group F Factor 11Group F-specific serotyping
PL.6023Group G Factors 13, 22, 23Group G complex differentiation
PL.6024Group G1 Factor 22Group G1-specific serotyping
PL.6025Group G2 Factor 23Group G2-specific serotyping
PL.6029Group I Factor 16Group I-specific serotyping
PL.6030Group J Factor 17Group J-specific serotyping
PL.6031Group K Factor 18Group K-specific serotyping
PL.6032Group L Factor 21Group L-specific serotyping
PL.6033Group M Factor 28Group M-specific serotyping
PL.6034Group N Factor 30Group N-specific serotyping
PL.6035Group O Factor 35Group O-specific serotyping
PL.6036Group P Factor 38Group P-specific serotyping
PL.6037Group Q Factor 39Group Q-specific serotyping
PL.6038Group R Factor 40Group R-specific serotyping
PL.6039Group S Factor 41Group S-specific serotyping
PL.6040Vi FactorVi antigen detection (Capsule)

Applications

1. Clinical Diagnostics

  • Purpose:
    • Identifies specific Salmonella serogroups and serotypes from clinical isolates.
  • Use Case:
    • Detects and differentiates Salmonella in stool, blood, and urine specimens to diagnose salmonellosis.
  • Example:
    • A clinical lab identifies Salmonella Typhi by detecting Group D Factor 9 and the Vi antigen.

2. Food Safety Testing

  • Purpose:
    • Ensures food safety by identifying Salmonella contamination in food products.
  • Use Case:
    • Rapidly screens foodborne Salmonella serotypes, critical in food production facilities.
  • Example:
    • A food testing lab identifies Group B Salmonella in contaminated poultry using antisera targeting Factor 4 and Factor 5.

3. Public Health and Epidemiology

  • Purpose:
    • Tracks outbreaks and monitors Salmonella serovar distribution.
  • Use Case:
    • Aids in identifying the source of contamination during Salmonella outbreaks.
  • Example:
    • A public health lab identifies a rare Group E serotype during a waterborne outbreak.

4. Research and Development

  • Purpose:
    • Investigates antigenic diversity and Salmonella pathogenesis.
  • Use Case:
    • Used in vaccine development and molecular studies to analyze somatic antigen expression.
  • Example:
    • A research lab uses Factor 13 antisera to study the pathogenic role of Group G in animal models.

Advantages

  1. Precision:
    • Targeted identification of somatic antigens allows precise serotyping.
  2. Broad Coverage:
    • Comprehensive range of antisera covers all major Salmonella O antigens and groups.
  3. Reliability:
    • Absorbed antisera minimize cross-reactivity, ensuring consistent results.
  4. Ease of Use:
    • Ready-to-use dropper bottles simplify testing workflows.
  5. Versatile Applications:
    • Suitable for clinical, food safety, public health, and research applications.

How It Works

  1. Sample Preparation:
    • Isolate Salmonella colonies and confirm biochemical properties.
  2. Agglutination Test:
    • Place a drop of the appropriate monovalent antisera on a clean slide.
    • Add a bacterial suspension from the isolated colony.
    • Mix gently and observe for agglutination, confirming the presence of the specific antigen.

Storage and Stability

  • Storage Conditions: 2–8°C.
  • Shelf Life: Refer to the expiration date on the packaging.
  • Stability: Ensure bottles are tightly sealed to prevent contamination and evaporation.

References

  1. ISO 6579-1:2017: Detection, isolation, and identification of Salmonella.
  2. Public Health England: Guidelines for Salmonella Identification.
  3. Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute (CLSI): Serotyping Methods for Enteric Pathogens.

Why Choose Pro-Lab Vision™ Monovalent Somatic Salmonella Antisera?

  • Comprehensive Range: Covers all major and minor serogroups.
  • High Specificity: Ensures precise and accurate serotyping.
  • User-Friendly: Ready-to-use format supports efficient testing.
  • Proven Quality: Manufactured under stringent controls for reliable results.

IFU: Salmonella Antisera
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Specifiche

Serotype Group A Factor 2, Group B / D Factor 12, Group B Factor 4, Group B Factor 5, Group C Factor 6, 7, Group C2 Factor 8, Group C3 Factor 20, Group D Factor 9, Group E Factor 3, 10, 15, 19, 34, Group E1 Factor 10, Group E2 Factor 15, Group E3 Factor 34, Group E4 Factor 19, Group F Factor 11, Group G Factor 13, 22, 23, Group G1 Factor 22, Group G2 Factor 23, Group I Factor 16, Group J Factor 17, Group K Factor 18, Group L Factor 21, Group M Factor 28, Group N Factor 30, Group O Factor 35, Group P Factor 38, Group Q Factor 39, Group R Factor 40, Group S Factor 41, Vi Factor, Factor 55