Lymphoid leukosis, the most common manifestation of the avian leukosis/sarcoma group of viruses, produces a variety of neoplastic diseases, including erythroblastosis, myelocytomatosis, myeloblastosis and others. Not all infected birds will develop tumors. Infection can occur horizontally from bird to bird by direct or indirect contact, or vertically from an infected hen to her eggs as virus is shed into the albumin of the egg. In addition, vertical transmission may occur from virus incorporated in the DNA of a germ cell. Viremia in the hen is strongly associated with the transmission of virus congenitally. Enzyme immunoassays have proven efficacious in the detection of both leukosis antibody and antigen.

Product Information

【Product Name】

Avian Leukosis Virus A and B Subgroups ELISA Antibody Detection Kit.

【Specification】96T/Box.

【storage Conditions】2~8°C

【Shelf Life】 9 months, Avoid repeated freeze-thaw cycles.

【Samples】Serum.

【Intended Use】

Designed for detecting antibodies to Avian Leukosis Virus Subgroup A(ALV-A) and Subgroup B (ALV-B) in chicken serum.

Product Features

Standardized Protocols

• Pre-coated plates andcalibrators minimizehuman error and enhanceresult comparability.

Automation Compatibility

• Compatible withmicroplate readers andlaboratory automationsystems.

Simplified Workflow

• Requires no specializedinstruments, suitable forrapid screening inveterinary clinics or farms

High Reproducibility

• Stable productionprocesses ensureconsistent performanceacross reagent batches.

Primary Applications

• Flock Surveillance: Screening commercial breeder and layer flocks to track exposure to ALV subgroups A and B.

• Vaccination Monitoring: Assessing whether flocks have successfully developed an immune response following immunization with ALV vaccines.