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Anti-Zika Virus(ZIKV) Monoclonal Antibody

Our Anti-Zika Virus(ZIKV) Monoclonal Antibody, specifically designed for the strain Zika SPH2015, offers a powerful tool for researchers and healthcare professionals in the fight against the Zika virus. This antibody is derived from mouse cells and is engineered to recognize and bind to the envelope protein of the Zika virus, a crucial component in its replication process. With its high specificity and affinity, this monoclonal antibody is ideal for various applications, including ELISA, which is essential for detecting and quantifying the virus in clinical samples.

Product Specifications and Technical Details

The Anti-Zika Virus(ZIKV) Monoclonal Antibody is produced through a recombinant process using the envelope protein of the Zika virus strain Zika SPH2015. This ensures that the antibody is highly purified and free from contaminants. The antibody is unconjugated, making it versatile for different experimental designs. It is supplied at a concentration of 1 mg/mL in a PBS buffer, and it has been purified using Protein A affinity chromatography. The antibody is highly reactive against the Zika virus and can detect it in various sample types, including serum and plasma.

Applications and Benefits

This monoclonal antibody is an invaluable reagent for research into the Zika virus and its impact on public health. Its use in ELISA not only aids in the diagnosis of Zika virus infections but also supports the development of vaccines and therapeutic strategies. The antibody's specificity ensures minimal cross-reactivity with other viruses, such as Dengue and Yellow Fever, which are also flaviviruses. With its long shelf life of 12 months when stored at -20°C, the Anti-Zika Virus(ZIKV) Monoclonal Antibody is a reliable and cost-effective solution for laboratories and research institutions worldwide. It is suitable for a wide range of users, from academic researchers to clinical diagnostic laboratories, making it an essential tool for ongoing Zika virus research and control efforts.