News and Updates
*December 30, 2009
Our products pages are undergoing major internal modifications; you may experience some errors as you navigate. Please bear with us while we undergo site maintainence. Everything should return to normal by the 1st of January, 2010. Questions and concerns? Feel free to contact cs@epitopediagnostics.com today.
*December 5, 2008
Epitope Diagnostics has recently researched the16 published peer-review papers featuring our first commercial Fetuin-A (AHSG) ELISA Kit (Catalogue. KT-800). We've posted the titles of these papers on the website. At this stage, we'd like to announce the launch of the ELISA Kit specifically for measuring rat Fetuin-A. For more information, please contact us at cs@epitopediagnostics.com.
*November 25, 2008
Epitope Diagnostics has had a successful experience at the trade show, Medica-2008. We'd like to thank all those who visted our booth and discussed their interests with our staff. We're dedicated to meet our customers/distributor's requirements and needs to provide quality technical and customer services. We're also proud of the launch of new ELISA kits at Medica, such as the Human Osteocalcin (1-43/49), Active GLP-1 (7-36), as well as the Automate and Quantitative Fecal Occult Blood Test.
* September 25, 2008
New product launched.
We are pleased to announce that we have developed the Human Osteocalcin (1-43/49) ELISA Kit. This kit is specifically designed for the measurement of the stable form of N-terminal and mid-regional Osteocalcin (1-43) and intact Osteocalcin (1-49). We have also launched the quantitative Anti-HAV (Hepatitis A Virus) antibody ELISA kit. This is a manual ELISA kit and can be easily put on automated immunoassay systems.
* June 30, 2008
The GLP1 (7236) specific ELISA kit is developed and manfactured.
* June 27, 2008
Epitope Diagnostics has received the Certificate of Registration from the SRI Quality System Registrar, meeting the ISO 13485:2003 requirements. Epitope diagnostics will also be attending AACC 2008 this summer.
News products HAMA, HAHA, and MAHA have been launched.
*HAMA (Human Anti-Mouse Anitbody) is well known for causing erroneous laboratory test results. It is present in patients treated with mouse monoclonal antibody-based therapeutics and in-vivo diagnosis.
*HAHA (Human Anti-Human Antibody) is present in patients with autoimmune diseases such as rhumatoid arthritis, lupus, etc. as well as in patients treated with humanized monoclonal antibody-based therapeutics and in-vivo diagnosis. Epitopes Diagnostics' HAHA ELISA kit is the first test of its kinda, which will help identifying patients with such antibodies. It will be useful in drug clinical trials, etc.
*MAHA (Mouse Anti-Human Antibody) ELISA kit is a useful tool for scientific research and preclinical studies of humanized monoclonal antibody-based therapeutics and diagnosis.
*October 2007
Epitope Diagnostics is proud to annouce the launch Self-Sureā¢, the use-at-home immunological fecal occult blood test (iFOB). This test is simple enough so that those without any laboratory experience can use it effectively. This product is CE certified and is available in several European countries.
The iFOB test is the essential as the first line in screening for colorectal cancer, as recommended by the American Cancer Society as well as the Center for Disease Control and Prevention.
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