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HIV

HIV(Rapid)

Type:Antigen/Monoclonal antibody

Applications: LF, IFA, IB, WB

Brand: Bio-mapper

Description

Product  NameCatalogTypeHost/SourceUsageApplicationsEpitopeCOA
HIV (I+II+O) Fusion AntigenBMGHIV011AntigenE.coliConjugateLF, IFA, IB, WBM group (gp41, gp36) + O group
HIV gp41+gp36 Fusion AntigenBMGHIV012AntigenE.coliConjugateLF, IFA, IB, WBgp41, gp36
HIV gp41 AntigenBMGHIV021AntigenE.coliCaptureLF, IFA, IB, WBgp41
HIV gp41 AntigenBMGHIV022AntigenE.coliConjugateLF, IFA, IB, WBgp41
HIV gp36 AntigenBMGHIV031AntigenE.coliCaptureLF, IFA, IB, WBgp36
HIV gp36 AntigenBMGHIV032AntigenE.coliConjugateLF, IFA, IB, WBgp36
HIV O AntigenBMGHIV041AntigenE.coliCaptureLF, IFA, IB, WBO group
HIV O AntigenBMGHIV042AntigenE.coliConjugateLF, IFA, IB, WBO group
 HIV P24  AntibodyBMGHIVM01MonoclonalMouseCaptureLF, IFA, IB, WBHIV P24 protein
 HIV P24  AntibodyBMGHIVM02MonoclonalMouseConjugateLF, IFA, IB, WBHIV P24 protein
 HIV P24  AntibodyBMGHIVM03MonoclonalMouseCaptureLF, IFA, IB, WBHIV P24 proteinDownload
 HIV P24  AntibodyBMGHIVM04MonoclonalMouseConjugateLF, IFA, IB, WBHIV P24 proteinDownload
 HIV P24  AntibodyBMGHIVM05MonoclonalMouseCaptureLF, IFA, IB, WBHIV P24 proteinDownload
 HIV P24  AntibodyBMGHIVM06MonoclonalMouseConjugateLF, IFA, IB, WBHIV P24 proteinDownload
 HIV P24  AntibodyBMGHIVM07MonoclonalMouseCaptureLF, IFA, IB, WBHIV P24 protein
 HIV P24  AntibodyBMGHIVM08MonoclonalMouseConjugateLF, IFA, IB, WBHIV P24 protein
HIV gp41 Antigen-Saliva TestBMGHIV023AntigenE.coliCaptureLF, IFA, IB, WBgp41
HIV gp41 Antigen-Urine TestBMGHIV024AntigenE.coliCaptureLF, IFA, IB, WBgp41
HIV gp36 Antigen-Saliva TestBMGHIV033AntigenE.coliCaptureLF, IFA, IB, WBgp36
HIV gp36 Antigen-Urine TestBMGHIV034AntigenE.coliCaptureLF, IFA, IB, WBgp36
HIV gp120 AntigenBMGHIV051AntigenE.coliCapture/ConjugateLF, IFA, IB, WBgp120
HIV gp120 AntigenBMGHIV052AntigenHEK293 CellCapture/ConjugateLF, IFA, IB, WBgp120
HIV gp160 AntigenBMGHIV061AntigenE.coliCapture/ConjugateLF, IFA, IB, WBgp160Download
HIV gp41+O Fusion AntigenBMGHIV025AntigenE.coliCaptureLF, IFA, IB, WBM group (gp41) +O group (gp41)Download
HIV gp41+O Fusion AntigenBMGHIV026AntigenE.coliConjugateLF, IFA, IB, WBM group (gp41) +O group (gp41)
HIV gp36+O Fusion AntigenBMGHIV027AntigenE.coliCaptureLF, IFA, IB, WBM group (gp41) +O group (gp41)Download
HIV gp36+O Fusion AntigenBMGHIV028AntigenE.coliConjugateLF, IFA, IB, WBM group (gp41) +O group (gp41)Download

HIV is a single-stranded RNA virus belong to the family Retrovirus and subfamily Lentivirus. HIV is divided into HIV-1 and HIV-2 types. AIDS around the world is mainly caused by HIV-1 type. HIV-2 is endemic in West Africa. HIV-1 can be further divided into subtypes, including subtype M(major subtype group), subtype O, and subtype N groups. HIV is a 20-sided stereosymmetric spherical partical with a spike structure on the surface of the glycoprotein, about 100 nm in diameter, which is divided into two parts: the capusule and the core. Outside the core is the viral capsid protein (P24, P17). After HIV infection, P24 antigen is an etiological marker that can be detected from serum earlier, which can be detected about 2-3 weeks after infection, enters the antigen peak about 1-2 months later, and then forms antigen-antibody complexes with the production of antibodies. Due to the neutralizing effect of antibodies, the P24 antigen concentration decreases to a level that is difficult to detect. Detection of P24 antigen (viral capsid protein) directly correlates with viral load in the circulatory system of infected individuals. The outermost layer of the virus is the envelope, in which an outer glycoprotein (gp120) and a transmembrane glycoprotein (gp41) are enbeded. The transmembrane protein is gp41 for HIV-1 and gp36 for HIV-2.

HIV recombinant antigen

HIV p24, gp36, and gp41 are markers of HIV infection. It can be detected within 2-8 weeks of the first exposure and has been detected in blood since then.

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