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ADV Antibody Point-of-Care
Test (POCT)
QuickChek ADV is a single-use, self-contained testing
platform that likewise to the ELISA test, uses a recombinant
(non-infectious) ADV-specific protein to detect ADV Antibody
in Saliva or Blood (serum/plasma) specimens. The sample pad
of the QuickChek POCT contains colored microparticles that
bind to any ADV antibodies present in a sample to form a red-colored
"conjugate" that moves through the QuickChek device
by capillary action. A second protein material coated onto
the device at the Test (T) area binds, or immobilizes any
ADV-containing conjugate material as it passes through this
part of the device to form a red line. At a second point further
downstream from the test area is a Control (C) area that binds
any red particles as they pass through. A red line in this
area simply indicates that the test is functioning, and proper
flow characteristics govern the results.
A red color at both the Test (T) and Control (C) areas
indicates a positive result for ADV Antibody.
A red color at the Control (C) area, but not at the Test
(T) area indicates a negative result for ADV Antibody.
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