Recombinant antigens for in vitro diagnosis
Wide range of recombinant antigens for in vitro diagnosis of human and animal infectious diseases
Rekom Biotech offers a wide range of recombinant antigens for in vitro diagnosis of infectious diseases human and animal diseases, including those of zoonotic origin.
These antigens will allow you to manufacture your antibody tests with high-quality, validated raw material that ensures reproducibility, suitable for any diagnostic platform available on the market.
You can also use them as an internal control for an antigen test and as an immunogen for antibody production. Given our extensive experience in the field, we can provide guidance on what best suits your project.
We design and produce recombinant antigens in bacteriology, mycology, parasitology, and virology
Check out our catalog of recombinant antigens for infectious diseases according to the type of causative microorganism: bacteria, fungi, parasites, or viruses.
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We design and produce recombinant antigens for bacteriology, mycology, parasitology, and virology
Browse our catalog of recombinant antigens for infectious diseases according to the type of causative microorganism: bacteria, fungi, parasites, or viruses.
