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Toxoplasmosis is caused by infection with the intracellular
protozoa parasite, Toxoplasma gondii. One form of the disease, congenitally
acquired toxoplasmosis,
can result in severe central nervous system malformations or perinatal
mortality. Other forms of the disease range from chronic, asymptomatic
Toxoplasma
infection to ocular infection and adult disseminated cerebral toxoplasmosis.
Toxoplasmosis can be severe in individuals with immunodeficiencies and
neonates infected in utero. Individuals undergoing immunosuppressive therapies
and
those with immunological disorders are at significant risk of contracting
severe toxoplasmosis, which may be fatal.
| Product |
Cat
# |
Description |
Specimen
material |
Method |
Size |
| Toxoplasma
IgG |
E-TXG-K18 |
Quantitative
detection of Anti- T.gondii
IgG antibodies |
Serum
and Plasma |
CLIA |
96
tests |
| Toxoplasma
IgM |
E-TXM-K19 |
Qualitative
detection of Anti-T.gondii
IgM antibodies |
Serum
and Plasma |
CLIA |
96
tests |
Sample
Volume : 10 µl
Controls/ Calibrators : 5 Calibrators ( IgG ) 3 controls ( IgM )
Incubation : 45+ 45+15 min
Substrate : TMB
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