Viral antigens

CMV is a subgroup of herpesvirus which has many species-specific strains. Primary infection by human CMV establishes latent and persistent infection.

NF620111 negative control, in glycine buffer  

$18/mg

NF0308 strain: AD169, in glycine buffer  

$55/mg

NF0325 strain: AD169, nuclear extract, in phosphate buffered saline  

$110/mg

NF0340 strain: AD169, nuclear extract, in glycine buffer  

$110/mg

HSV1 typically causes vesicular lesions in the oral mucosa but may involve other sites. The use of type-specific antigens can be used to serotype individuals. 

NF620110 negative control, in glycine buffer  

$18/mg

NF0108 strain: MacIntyre, in glycine buffer  

$55/mg

HSV2 typically causes vesicular lesions in the genital mucosa but may involve other sites. The use of type-specific antigens can be used to serotype individuals. 

NF620110 negative control, in glycine buffer 

$18/mg

NF0208 strain: G, in glycine buffer  

$55/mg

VZV is similar to herpes simplex virus. It often establishes latent infections in the sensory nerve ganglia. It can cause infection of the skin, vital viscera, mucous membranes and nervous system.

NF620111 negative control, in glycine buffer  

$18/mg

NF0508 strain: Ellen, in glycine buffer  

$110/mg

Rotaviruses are a major etiologic agent in diarrheal illness in infants and young children and a major cause of gastroenteritis. 

NF3008 strain: SA11, in glycine buffer  

$110/mg

RSV is a common respiratory virus that usually causes mild cold-like symptoms but can be life threatening in children younger than one year of age.

NF1508 Long strain, in glycine buffer  

$55/mg

Influenza A is highly contagious, causes acute respiratory illness and has many different substrains.

NF2848 A/New Caledonia/20/99 (H1N1), in allantoic fluid 

$110/ml

NF2850 A/NY/55/04 X PR8 X-157 R-H3, in allantoic fluid  

$110/ml

Influenza B is highly contagious, causes acute respiratory illness and has several different substrains.

NF2849 B/Jiangsu/10/03 , in allantoic fluid  

$110/ml

Measles is highly contagious. It is characterized by fever, coryza, cough, conjunctivitis and a generalized rash. Primary infection produces life-long immunity.

NF620110 negative control, in glycine buffer  

$18/mg

NF0608 strain: Edmonston, in glycine buffer  

$110/mg

The mumps virus causes salivary gland infections (parotitis). Although the virus has mostly been suppressed through the use of vaccines in most affluent countries, it is still relatively common in developing nations.

NF620110 negative control, in glycine buffer  

$18/mg

NF0708 strain: Jeryl Lynn, in glycine buffer  

$110/mg

There are four known serotypes of dengue. Acquired immunity to one extends only partial and temporary immunity to the others. Symptoms include severe fever, conjunctival congestion, nausea, vomiting and hemorrhagic fever.

NF5111 serotype 1, in phosphate buffered saline  

$200/mg

NF3211 serotype 2, in phosphate buffered saline  

$200/mg

NF5011 serotype 3, in phosphate buffered saline  

$200/mg

NF5211 serotype 4, in phosphate buffered saline  

$200/mg

West Nile Virus is a flavivirus which is spread from mosquitos to humans. Typical symptoms include mild fever, head and body aches, and generalized myalgia with serious infections causing encephalitis and neuronal degeneration.

NF2411U Uganda Strain, in phosphate buffered saline  

$200/mg

NF2411N New York Strain, in phosphate buffered saline  

$200/mg

Zika is a flavivirus and symptoms include severe fever, hemorrhage, conjunctival congestion, nausea and vomiting. Pregnant woman can spread zika to their baby potentially resulting in microcephaly and other birth defects. 

NF6308, strain: MR 766, in glycine buffer  

$200/mg