BRUCELLA cELISA

Multiple species test for brucellosis
SIMPLE PROCEDURE

HIGH SENSITIVITY

64/432EEC COMPLIANT

BRUCELLA cELISA

Multiple species test for brucellosis
SIMPLE PROCEDURE

HIGH SENSITIVITY

64/432EEC COMPLIANT

General

Information

Ellie’s BRUCELLA cELISA is a qualitative test based on competitive ELISA technology. Plates are coated with lipopolysaccharide (LPS) extracted from Brucella abortus bacteria. Any anti-Brucella antibodies present in the sample will compete with LPS-specific, mouse anti-Brucella monoclonal antibodies on the LPS-specific binding site. Antibodies against LPS are indicative of infection with a smooth Brucella biovar.

The Brucella cELISA can be used for confirmatory or screening testing in vaccinated and non-vaccinated populations. It can also be used as a supplemental tool with the Brucella FPA in mass testing campaigns. The Brucella cELISA is a robust product that is versatile, highly sensitive, and specific. It can test multiple species, including cattle, sheep, and goats.

SIMPLE PROCEDURE

65/432EEC COMPLIANT

HIGH SENSITIVITY AND SPECIFICITY

PERFORMANCE

Bovine serum samples
True status
Positive Negative
Test results Positive 219 3
Negative 1 519
Sensitivity 99.5% Specificity 99.4%
Sheep serum samples
True status
Positive Negative
Test results Positive 84 0
Negative 0 440
Sensitivity
100%
Specificity
100%
Goat serum samples
True status
Positive Negative
Test results Positive 86 0
Negative 0 440
Sensitivity
100%
Specificity
100%

Ordering information

Brucella Abortus Antibody Test Kit, cELISA

Trade nameBrucella cELISA
TechnologyCompetitive ELISA
AntigenBrucella abortus LPS
AnalyteIgG
SpeciesBovine, Sheep and Goats
SamplesSerum
Ordering information

B1300 – 2-plate and 5-plate kit

B1300

The test is based on the Brucella LPS antigen and an anti-Brucella LPS monoclonal antibody. It is fully compliant with applicable EU regulations (EU Council Directive 64/432/EEC, Annex C). It is recommended for eradication and control purposes, usually as a confirmatory test and when various species need to be tested.