UltraCare - Febrile Antigens Suspensions for Serum Antibody Detection

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.