Recombinant antigen LipL32 for Leptospira interrogans

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LipL32 is a component of the leptospiral outer membrane and the most prominent protein in the leptospiral protein profile. It is also a very important immunogen during human leptospirosis. The sequence and expression of LipL32 is highly conserved among pathogenic Leptospira species. These findings indicate that LipL32 may be important in the pathogenesis, diagnosis, and prevention of leptospirosis.

For diagnosis of the disease in dogs, beef cattle, pigs and horses.

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REFERENCES

RAG0063 (P. pastoris) WB, DB, Indirect ELISA, positive control in direct ELISA, CLIA, lateral-flow
COA

RAG0077 (E. coli) WB, DB, Indirect ELISA, positive control in direct ELISA, CLIA, lateral-flow

CCD SORBENT

As some human normal sera contains IgG antibodies against mannan from various pathogenic Candida species, they can interact with the CCD structures of the proteins produced in Pichia pastoris. With addition of this sorbent, the anti-CCD antibodies will be kidnapped, and the specificity of the assay will increase.

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GENE

LipL32

DESCRIPTION

Major outer membrane antigen, lipoprotein

PURITY

>95% in a SDS-PAGE

SHIPPING AND STORAGE CONDITIONS

Proteins will be shipped with dry ice or lyophilized. Upon arrival (if liquid), or after reconstitution (if lyophilized), they should be stored at -20ºC to -80ºC. Avoid multiple freeze/thaw cycles

STABILITY

The protein will remain stable for four years if stored frozen

SPECIFICITY

Not tested

IVD

Serodiagnosis of leptospirosis

LIST OF CITATIONS

Ripp U. (2013). Suitability of LipL32 as antigen in a screening-ELISA for the detection of Leptospira-antibodies in pigs (doctoral thesis). Institute for Animal Hygiene and Public Veterinary Science of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Leipzig.

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PROMOTIONAL MATERIAL

Catalogue
Lyophilised recombinant antigens