Respiratory Virus Antibodies
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The respiratory viruses are a varied group that includes some of the most common causes of human viral infection worldwide. These viruses are a major cause of human disease responsible for significant health care costs and lost productivity. They can cause a wide range of diseases from mild self-limiting upper respiratory tract infections to more serious infections such as influenza, pneumonia and severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS). Pandemic respiratory infections are among the most serious threats to global human health posed by any biological agent.

Specific and sensitive diagnosis of respiratory virus infections is critical so that specific therapy can be initiated. Public health and epidemiological studies also rely on dependable testing. Diagnostic technologies based on immunological detection of the virus are among the most widely accepted and best characterized. We offer IVD scientists an extensive and ever growing collection of monoclonal antibodies to both common and exotic viral causes of respiratory infection, as well as secondary antibodies and matched pairs, and can modify antibodies to fit your specific needs.

Here is a table of our most popular primary antibodies. For more information and to search our complete catalogue click here.

AdenovirusAt least 69 type specific monoclonals and mixtures of monoclonals, including monoclonals against each of the adenovirus types 1-49
Influenza At least 61 monoclonals and mixtures of monoclonals against A and B types, including H3N2, H1N1 and others
Parainfluenza At least 44 monoclonals and mixtures of monoclonals against types 1 through 4
Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV)At least 46 monoclonals and mixtures of monoclonals against types A and B
Coronavirus (SARS) At least 36 monoclonals and mixtures of monoclonals to human coronavirus
Measles At least 4 monoclonals and mixtures of monoclonals to nucleoprotein, matrix protein and hemagglutinin protein
Human MetapneumovirusAt least 39 monoclonals and mixtures of monoclonals to types A and B and subtypes
Rubella At least 17 monoclonals and mixtures of monoclonals to capsid, E1 and E2 proteins


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