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Febrile Antigens are specialized stained bacterial antigen suspensions used in the laboratory to identify and quantify antibodies present in human serum post bacterial infections. This is achieved through agglutination, a process where antibodies in the serum cause the antigen suspension to clump, indicating the presence of an infection. These reagents cater to various pathogens including Brucella, Proteus species, and Salmonella, crucial for diagnosing related febrile illnesses. Brucella Abortus, Proteus OX19, and Salmonella typhi are among the specific antigen preparations available, each aiding in the accurate detection of corresponding antibodies. The kits are offered in varying pack sizes, with some including controls for validation of results. These antigens are key tools in clinical settings for the serological diagnosis of bacterial febrile infections, providing reliable results that contribute to effective patient management and treatment strategies.

Latex agglutination testing is a diagnostic laboratory method utilized for identifying specific antibodies and antigens. This technique is instrumental in clinical settings as it accommodates various body fluid samples including blood, urine, saliva, and cerebrospinal fluid, depending on the diagnostic requirements. The process involves the application of latex particles coated with antigens or antibodies to detect the corresponding antibody or antigen in the sample. UltraCare offers a range of test kits such as ASO Latex, CRP Latex, RF Latex, RPR Syphilis test, and TOXO plasma Latex, available with or without control in various pack sizes. These reagents serve in the identification and quantification of substances related to diverse pathological conditions, aiding in clinical diagnosis and patient management.

Clinical chemistry reagents are essential tools used to perform a variety of blood chemistry tests. These tests are vital for assessing organ function and identifying chemical imbalances or abnormalities in the body. The reagents are used for detecting and quantifying levels of enzymes, electrolytes, lipids, hormones, sugars, proteins, vitamins, and minerals in blood samples. Many tests, known as chemistry panels, are performed simultaneously for comprehensive analysis. With variants ranging from enzymatic UV assays to colorimetric methods, these reagents allow for precise measurement of substances such as glucose, cholesterol, and creatinine. Kits may include single or multiple reagents, and certain tests are available in various packaging sizes, ensuring flexibility in lab operations. Their reliability and versatility make them indispensable in laboratories handling routine and specialized medical diagnostics.