Anti-Swine foot-and-mouth disease virus ELISA kit

Repid test for antibody against Porcine foot and mouth disease virus
Catalog No: FMD 050806
Principle
This rapid test is an immuno-chromatographic test, using colloidal gold immunoassay method, to detect the antibody against porcine foot and mouth disease (FMD) virus in whole blood, serum and plasma.
Test procedure
1. add 2 drops serum or whole blood sample into the well on the test card;
2. place the test card on the desktop flatly, incubate for 5-20 minute, then judge the result.
Results judgement

1. positive: control line and test line are both seen wine red, the more the antibody exist, the thicker the color appear;
2. negative: only control line is seen wine red;
3. invalidation: control line isnÿ®t seen wine red.
Consults for diagnosis
1. if not inoculated by the bacterin against porcine FMD virus:
a. test line donÿ®t appear visible wine red show there are no antibodies against porcine FMD virus in tested samples, if the swinery are healthy, it is better to vaccinate in time;
b. test line appear visible wine red show the pig was infected with wild virus, should be more observed to validate.
2. if have been inoculated by the bacterin against porcine FMD virus:
a. the color of test line is thicker than the color of the titer 1:64 from comparison card show the high titer of the antibody against porcine FMD virus, which is enough to resist the strong virus;
b. the color of test line is thinner than the color of the titer 1:64 from comparison card show the the titer of the antibody against porcine FMD virus is not enough to resist the strong virus, it is better to perform complementary vaccination.
Notice
Use the test card as soon as possible once open the aluminum foil, or the test card will be invalidated, store at normal temperature and the shelf life is 18 months.
feature
sensitivity: 98%
specificity: 97%
convenient: judged by eyes, dispense with instruments, operate very simply
fast: just need 5-20 minutes
use: for all levels departments of prevention and inspection, hogpens and veterinary stations.