From January 2020, all IBL International products
will be packaged with Tecan branding. This change
will take time, as we continue to use up existing stock,
so deliveries may appear in mixed packaging, until our old
stocks are fully depleted. Rest assured that, while our packaging
is changing, our products are not; you will still receive the same high quality service and products you've come to expect from Tecan and IBL International - just with a fresh design!
Diagnosis and follow-up are crucial for patients with Myasthenia gravis. IBL international offers a reliable radio receptor assay for the in-vitro-diagnostic semi-quantitative determination of autoantibodies against the acetylcholine receptor in human serum and plasma.
Acetylcholine Receptor-Ab (ARAb) RRAHormones can be determined reliably in saliva to get a non-invasive overview of the endocrine status. Our food intolerances assays can be used for research purposes.
All complementary medicine AssaysIBL International's portfolio contains kits for the measurement of steroids (e.g. 17OHP, DHT, estrone, testosterone, DHEA) and peptide hormones.
All endocrine function assaysMedical research in immunology focuses on markers that are characteristic of inflammation, like HMGB1, Neopterin and Cytokines. IBL International offers a broad portfolio for your research applications.
All immunology assaysThese assays are based on the detection of the specific antibody classes IgA, IgG and IgM in serum or plasma, for example for the detection of antibodies against Bordetella pertussis, Borrelia, Helicobacter pylori and the hantavirus serotypes Puumala and Hantaan. For research use only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.
All infectious diseases assaysSaliva collection can be accomplished under circumstances where blood collection is difficult or inadvisable.
Read more about salivary testingQuantification of HMGB1 is essential and can be achieved with our HMGB1 ELISA with excellent reproducibility and thus is considered to be the gold standard of HMGB1 quantification.
Read more about HMGB1 research
