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Infectious Disease ELISA

Infectious Disease ELISA Kits

Quantitative and Semi-quantitative kits for Infectious Disease detection in humans & animals

check_box   ISO 9001:2015 Certified
check_box   Reserch Use Only
check_box   Positve & Negative Controls
check_box   Serum, Plasma & other fluids
check_box   Fast results (<120 min)
check_box   1 year expiry date

  • Our Infectious Diseases ELISA Range

    Viral Infectious Disease

    Detect antibodies or antigens related to viral infections

    Bacterial Infectious Disease

    Target bacterial infections in both human and animals

    Parasitic & Fungal Infectious Disease

    Detection in animals and humans

  • Common Diseases

Why choose Infectious Disease ELISA?

check_box   Choice | Validated ELISA for Human & Animal Infectious Disease
check_box   Versatile | Detect viral, bacterial, parasitic & fungal antigens or antibodies
check_box   Controls | Positive & Negative controls included in the kits
check_box   Precision | Low inter & Intra assay CV (%)
check_box   Specific | Well characterized antibodies to minimize cross-reactivity
Standard Curve Mouse Aspergillus fumigatus Immunoglobulin E ELISA Kit (AEFI02951)

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"Assay Genie provided a critical ELISA kit that is very difficult to find on the market. Not only did this kit work dependably well, but it also provided me with the measurement sensitivity that I needed to evaluate my samples."


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ELISA Kits published in the Scientifically most prestigous Journals

ISO Certification

Quality is at the core of everything we do. 


Manufactured in state-of-the-art facilities, our products meet the highest standards, including, ISO 9001:2015 certification. These ensure consistent quality, customer-focused innovation, and reliable performance in every batch. 

ELISA Manufacture Pipeline

Assay Genie ELISA Kits are developed through a rigorous pipeline, from gene synthesis and protein/peptide production to antibody generation and pairing. Each assay undergoes validation to ensure accuracy before ELISA kit production, delivering reliable results for researchers worldwide. 


check_box   Fast-Delivery
Delivery in 7-10 business days
check_box   Tech-Support
24 hours on LiveChat & PhD Level support
check_box   Savings
Competitive ELISA prices
check_box   Lot-to-lot Consistency
Ensuring reproducible results

Detection Principle & Protocol

An ELISA protocol involves coating a microplate with a specific capture antibody, adding the sample containing the target analyte, and incubating to allow binding. After washing to remove unbound substances, a detection antibody (linked to an enzyme) is added, followed by a substrate solution that produces a measurable color change. The optical density (OD) is read using a spectrophotometer, with absorbance values correlating to analyte concentration.


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At Assay Genie, we're here to help every step of the way. Whether you need guidance choosing the right product, updates on your order, or expert support after your purchase, we've got you covered.

  • Colm PhD, CEO
    Sean PhD, CSO
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  • David PhD, Partner Manager
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    Joe MSc, Sales
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  • Chris PhD, Development Manager
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    Zac MSc, Operations Manager
    Natalia PhD, Tech Support
  • José MSc, Development Manager
    Sean, Web Operations

Why is important to monitor Infectious Diseases?

  • Early Detection and Containment | Helps identify outbreaks early, allowing for rapid response and containment.
  • Disease Adaptation and Evolution | Tracking pathogens reveals how they evolve, adapt to new hosts, and develop resistance to treatments.
  • Managing Epidemic and Endemic Diseases |  Helps differentiate between emerging outbreaks and persistent regional diseases.
  • Preventing Future Outbreaks | Continuous monitoring enables proactive measures to mitigate health threats.

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Frequently asked questions

The kit is shipped at ambient temperature (10-30°C) and should be stored at 2-8°C for long term storage. Keep away from heat or direct sunlight.
Possible Cause
Possible Solution
Reagents not at room temperature
All reagents should at room temperature from the start of the assay. Room temperature should be reached following 15–20 minutes on the bench.
Incubation time too short
Follow manufacturer guidelines in the technical manuals
Incorrect wavelength
Manufactured kits have optimized protocols. Make sure to use recommended wavelength. Ensure plate reader is set accurately for type of substrate being used
Target present below detection limits of assay

Decrease dilution factor or concentrate samples

Reagents are poorly mixed, the standard has degraded or pipetting errors.



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