Diagast antibodies

... erythrocytic antigen K on the red blood cells surface. The reagents are prepared from monoclonal antibodies in a storage medium. The monoclonal antibodies, IgM type, produced by DIAGAST are derived from ...

The D (RH1) antigen is one of the most important in transfusion medicine. To some extent because of its immunogenicity, but also because of the great number of variants. Partial and weak variants may represent a puzzle in immunohematology. ...

The antisera for extended phenotype, also known as “rare”, are used to determine the presence of antigens other than ABO/RH1 and RH/Kell. DIAGAST proposes a wide range of monoclonal rare antisera, of IgM, IgG and polyclonal type.

... surface of red blood cells. The reagents are produced by DIAGAST from red cell monoclonal antibodies and presented in a storage medium. The monoclonal antibodies are derived from the in vitro culture ...

The principle of this method is based on the magnetization of red blood cells: E.M.® Technology. This principle uses the Indirect Antiglobulin Test (IAT) in solid phase combined to magnetic field. This test is performed when looking for ...

These reagents kits are in vitro diagnostic medical devices (IVDMD) for professional use. They are used for ABO-RH1 grouping and/or RH-Kell phenotyping of human red blood cells. They are not intended for screening for weak D antigen. ...