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IgG Food Screen Mediterranean 80 ELISA

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Catalog no.30155433
Regulatory Status
EU: CE
Kit size
5x96
Method
ELISA
Incubation time
1x2h, 1x30min, 1x15min
Standard range
0.35 - 100 U/mL
Specimen / Volumes
Human serum and plasma (EDTA, Citrate, Heparin); 100 μL
Substrate / isotope
450 nm
instructions for useMSDS
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  • Food Intolerance

    The Tecan Food Intolerance portfolio includes a comprehensive range of food screening assays, allowing laboratories to choose panels covering from 7 up to 280 food allergens. The table on the right side provides an overview of the allergens included in each assay.

    Intended Use

    Enzyme immunoassay for the simultaneous, quantitative measurement of food specific IgG antibodies against 80 allergens in human serum and plasma (EDTA, Citrate, Heparin).

    Summary and Explanation

    It is intended to use as a tool to support the diagnosis of patients presenting various clinical symptoms associated with food intolerances. Advantage of the test is a non-invasive, quantitative measurement of plasma or serum samples for several foodstuff or –mixes at once. It is to be carried out by laboratory qualified personnel experienced in the use of in vitro diagnostic methods only.

    "Lucretius once said that one man’s food may be another man’s poison."

    Individuals with allergies and other types of food sensitivities react adversely to certain foods and food ingredients that others can consume with no problems. Many different types of reactions are involved in these individual adverse reactions. Adverse food reactions may include IgE and non-IgE-mediated primary immunological sensitivities, non immunological intolerances (such as an enzyme deficiency or reactions to certain chemicals), as well as secondary sensitivities. Adverse immune reactions to foods which are not IgE mediated are often called food “intolerances.”

    The absence of IgE does not make them any less real; instead, other immune mechanisms, such as IgG or IgG4 antibodies are involved. IgG or IgG4-mediated adverse reactions to food are characterized by less severe reactions, are much more common (affecting approx. 45 % of the population) and have delayed onset (2 to 72 hours) after ingestion of an offending substance. Avoiding ingestion of such food (exclusion or rotation diet) is the best treatment to decrease symptoms.

    There are several evidences for the involvement of IgG or IgG4 in food „intolerances“ e.g.:

  • Allergic reactions may occur independently of antigen-specific IgE;
  • Subsequent decrease of IgG when the offending food is removed from the diet;
  • Specific serum IgG has been reported in cases of celiac disease, dermatitis, or atopic eczema, as well as in diseases with increased intestinal permeability, and inflammatory bowel disease (IBD).
  • This evidence leads to the recommendation that IgG or IgG4-specific testing should be considered in cases where the patient shows unclear and chronic disorders, and in cases where classical diagnostics show no evidence.

    Overview of Allergens
    CodeNameName (latin)Allergen Mix
    f1Hen egg whiteGallus gallus domesticus
    f15White beanPhaseolus vulgaris
    f25TomatoLycopersicon esculentum
    f31CarrotDaucus carota
    f40Yellowfin tunaThunnus albacares
    f52PineappleAnanas comosus
    f75Hen egg yolkGallus gallus domesticus
    f83ChickenGallus gallus domesticus
    f96Camomille teaMatricaria chamomillae
    fx451Yeasts mixf45 Baker's yeast / f450 Brewer's yeast
    f12PeaPisum sativum
    f158SpeltTriticum aestivum ssp. spelta
    f26PorkSus scrofa domestica
    f313RadicchioCichorium intybus v. foliosum
    f41SalmonSalmo salar
    f53PeachPrunus persica
    f79GlutenTriticum aestivum
    f831Kamut wheatTriticum polonicum
    f97CacaoTheobroma cacao
    fx52Fruit mixf181 Avocado pear / f91 Mango / f947 Papaya
    f120CucumberCucumis sativus
    f171MackerelScomber scombrus
    f27BeefBos primigenius f. taurus
    f32LemonCitrus limon
    f44StrawberryFragaria vesca
    f6BarleyHordeum vulgare
    f8Maize, cornZea mays
    f837ChicoryCichorium intybus var. Foliosum
    fx104Meat mixf57 Goose meat / f58 Duck meat
    fx531Berry mix 1f206 Blueberry / f207 Blackberry / f209 Raspberry
    f13PeanutArachis hypogaea
    f172AnchovyEngraulis encrasicolus
    f29BananaMusa x paradisiaca
    f329Water melonCitrullus lanatus
    f461Hot PepperCapsicum frutescens
    f65LentilLens culinaris
    f804RabbitOryctolagus cuniculus
    f84Kiwi fruitActinidia deliciosa
    fx105Fish mixf152 Plaice / f902 Halibut
    fx581Nut mix 3f16 Walnut / f17 Hazelnut / f204 Cashew nut / f18 Brazil nut
    f132AsparagusAsparagus officinalis
    f194LettuceLactuca sativa
    f3Cod fishGadus morhua
    f33OrangeCitrus sinensis
    f47GarlicAllium sativum
    f681Red wineVino
    f811AmaranthAmaranthus caudatus
    f9RiceOryza sativa
    fx107Vegetable mixf319 Artichoke / f85 Celery
    fx694Citrus Fruits mix 3f146 Grapefruit / f306 Lime / f34 Mandarine / f33 Orange / f32 Lemon
    f14Soy beanGlycine max
    f197ZucchiniCucurbita pepo ssp. pepo convar. giromontiina
    f30PearPyrus communis
    f35PotatoSolanum tuberosum
    f48OnionAllium cepa
    f682White wineVino
    f812Olive, greenOlea europaea
    f90MaltHordeum vulgare
    fx108Sesam spice mixf10 Sesame / s22 Oregano / s24 Rosemary
    fx71Crustacean mix 2f23 Crab / f71 Spiny lobster / f80 Lobster
    f141Button mushroomAgaricus bisporus
    f2Milk proteinBos primigenius f. taurus
    f300Goat milkCapra hircus
    f38SpinachSpinacia oleracea
    f49AppleMalus domestica
    f7OatAvena sativa
    f818Pistachio nutPistacia vera
    f934Sword fishXiphias gladius
    fx109Seed mixf156 Sunflower seeds / f157 Pumpkin seed / f98 Flax seed / s13 Coriander seeds
    s15GingerZingiber officinale
    f143Turkey meatMeleagris gallopavo
    f20AlmondPrunus amygdalus
    f307HakeMerluccius capensis
    f4WheatTriticum aestivum
    f50GrapeVitis vinifera
    f73Sweet cherryPrunus avium
    f822TapiocaManihot esculenta
    f955CoffeeCoffea arabica
    fx42Cabbage mix 1f182 Green sprouting broccoli / f196 Savoy cabbage / f39 Cabbage
    s9VanillaVanilla planifolia

    „Distributed by Tecan, IBL International.”

    For concrete data please consult the Instruction for Use in the download box on the top right side.

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