TestLine Clinical Diagnostics s.r.o.
Microblot-Array Autoimmune gastroenteritis panel IgG
RM-07.015.001-0001-4Microblot-Array Autoimmune gastroenteritis panel IgG from TestLine Clinical Diagnostics s.r.o. is cataloged for multiplex autoantibody analysis workflows.
Pack sizes & catalog numbers
48 tests · AIGGMA48
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Product overview
IgG panel using antigen spots in microtiter wells. Each antigen is printed in triplicate on nitrocellulose. Evaluation requires the Microblot-Array reader and appropriate software; a conventional ELISA absorbance reader is not the specified platform.
Product type: Gastrointestinal autoimmunity.
Recorded product specifications: Assay method: Microblot-Array; Target panel: ASCA, MPO, DAG, tTG, IF, APCA; IgG antibodies; Assay readout: BCIP/NBT color reaction; Reference material: Nitrocellulose membrane.
Workflow context: Group gastrointestinal panels by antigen coverage and intended clinical role rather than treating all autoimmunity panels as equivalent.
Before choosing an alternative, compare antigen composition, immunoglobulin class, membrane format and reader compatibility. Products in the same category are comparison candidates, not validated interchangeable replacements.
Manufacturer catalog number and pack: AIGGMA48 (48 tests).
- Manufacturer
- TestLine Clinical Diagnostics s.r.o.
- Primary application group
- Multiplex autoantibody analysis
- Reagent category
- Gastrointestinal autoimmunity
- SciBranch number
- RM-07.015.001-0001-4
- Manufacturer catalog numbers
- AIGGMA48
- Evidence
- Official manufacturer documentation; candidate compatibility requires protocol review
- Assay method
- Microblot-Array
- Target panel
- ASCA, MPO, DAG, tTG, IF, APCA; IgG antibodies
- Assay readout
- BCIP/NBT color reaction
- Documented specimen types
- Human serum or plasma
- Reference material
- Nitrocellulose membrane
- Instrument and workflow requirements
- Microblot-Array reader and appropriate software
- Intended use and workflow
- IVD CE2265
- Other specifications
- Consult manufacturer documentation
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Product sources and documentation
IgG panel using antigen spots in microtiter wells. Each antigen is printed in triplicate on nitrocellulose. Evaluation requires the Microblot-Array reader and appropriate software; a conventional ELISA absorbance reader is not the specified platform.
Official visible page confirms product name and ordering code. Retrieved 2026-11-08. IgG panel using antigen spots in microtiter wells. Each antigen is printed in triplicate on nitrocellulose. Evaluation requires the Microblot-Array reader and appropriate software; a conventional ELISA absorbance reader is not the specified platform.
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