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(1,3)-Beta-D-Glucan (Aspergillus) is a high-purity fungal polysaccharide derived from Aspergillus species, widely used as a biomarker for invasive fungal infections.
Sample Type : Serum
Methodology : Enzyme-immunoassay
TAT : 15 Days
The Treponema pallidum haemagglutination test (TPHA) is a highly specific and sensitive serological assay for detecting antibodies against Treponema pallidum, the causative agent of syphilis. It is widely used for confirmatory diagnosis following initial screening tests. The TPHA test is based on passive haemagglutination, where sensitized erythrocytes agglutinate in the presence of specific antibodies, providing a clear, visual result.
Sample Type : Serum
Methodology : Microhaemagglutination
TAT : 1 Day
Aspergillus IgM Antibodies are essential diagnostic tools for detecting early-stage Aspergillus infections, particularly in immunocompromised patients. These antibodies enable rapid and specific identification of recent or active infections, aiding in timely clinical intervention. Key features include high sensitivity and specificity, ensuring accurate detection with minimal cross-reactivity.
Sample Type : Serum
Methodology : Enzyme-immunoassay
TAT : 15 Days
Culture & Sensitivity – Fluid is a diagnostic solution designed for the accurate detection and identification of microbial pathogens in body fluids.
Sample Type : Fluid
Methodology : Bacteriology Culture
TAT : 3 Days
Electron Microscopy Tissue Test is a specialized test designed for the ultrastructural examination of tissue samples, including kidney, muscle, and tumor tissues.
Methodology : Electron Microscopy
TAT : 15 Days
Immunohistochemical (IHC) Stain tests are advanced diagnostic tools used to detect specific antigens in tissue samples, aiding in disease diagnosis, particularly cancer. These tests utilize highly specific antibodies to identify cellular markers, enabling precise differentiation between tissue types and disease states.
Sample Type : Paraffin Embedded Block/Charged Slides
Methodology : Immunohistochemical
TAT : 5 days