Recombinant antigen K39 for Leishmania infantum
The protein K39 is a repetitive immunodominant epitope in a kinesin-related protein that is highly conserved among viscerotropic Leishmania species. It has been described that a rK39 ELISA is sensitive and specific for serodiagnosis of human and canine VL.
Disease caused mainly to dogs and cats.
More information about Leishmaniasis caused by Leishmania infantum.
| SKU | Source | Applications | In-house validation | Details |
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RAG0061
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E. coli | WB, DB, IE, DE, CLIA, LF | ELISA |
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| RAG0061BIOT (biotinylated) | E. coli | WB, DB, CE, DAS, NP, PO | ELISA |
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List of citations
- Abass E., Bollig N., Reinhard K., et al. rKLO8, a novel Leishmania donovani - derived recombinant immunodominant protein for sensitive detection of visceral leishmaniasis in Sudan (2013). PLoS neglected tropical diseases, vol. 7,7 e2322.
- Mollett G., Bremer Hinckel B.C., Bhattacharyya T., et al. Detection of Immunoglobulin G1 Against rK39 Improves Monitoring of Treatment Outcomes in Visceral Leishmaniasis (2019). Clin Infect Dis, 69(7):1130-1135.