Coronavirus Kits
Enjoy this 10 minute video to learn about two assays, offering Coronavirus clinical efficacy and vaccine potency testing on a single platform.
Kits Available
Coronavirus SeroAssay
Benefits
- 2 hours from samples to result. 30 minutes hands on time
- Multiplexed analysis of current and past endemic strains
- 100% Clinical Specificity and and 98.5% Clinical Sensitivity
- Compatible with recombinant, peptide, VLP and other advanced vaccine technologies.
Applications
- Evaluate serological samples from preclinical and clinical studies
- Screen immunological profile of study participants against all human coronaviruses
- Quantify vaccine immunogenicity
- Confirm cross protection against 7 different coronaviruses
- Research population level seroprevalence
Coronavirus Spike Protien Assay
Benefits
- 3 hours from samples to result. 30 minutes hands on time
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Analysis of vaccine binding to ACE2 protein
- Lower limit of detection is <15 ng/mL
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Compatible with recombinant, subunit, VLP, and other advanced vaccine technologies
Applications
- Quantify antigen directly
- Optimize manufacturing process steps
- Control vaccine quality in release testing
- Evaluate stability and ACE2 binding of vaccine
- Charecterize vaccine samples
- Monitor vaccine shelf life
Register to learn how Kentucky BioProcess and BioIVT take advantage of VaxArray’s quick results for their Coronavirus vaccine development and get a link to access the latest peer reviewed article on the VaxArray Assay’s clinical performance on 263 human serum samples
Multiplexed, microscale, microarray-based serological assay for antibodies against all human-relevant coronaviruses
– Journal of Virological Methods, Volume 291, May 2021, 114111
Abstract
Rapid, sensitive, and precise multiplexed assays for serological analysis during candidate COVID-19 vaccine development would streamline clinical trials. The VaxArray Coronavirus (CoV) SeroAssay quantifies IgG antibody binding to 9 pandemic, potentially pandemic, and endemic human CoV spike antigens in 2 h with automated results analysis. IgG antibodies in serum bind to the CoV spike protein capture antigens printed in a microarray format and are labeled with a fluorescent anti-species IgG secondary label. The assay demonstrated excellent lower limits of quantification ranging from 0.3 to 2.0 ng/mL and linear dynamic ranges of 76 to 911-fold. Average precision of 11 % CV and accuracy (% recovery) of 92.5 % over all capture antigens were achieved over 216 replicates representing 3 days and 3 microarray lots. Clinical performance on 263 human serum samples (132 SARS-CoV-2 negatives and 131 positives based on donor-matched RT-PCR and/or date of collection) produced 98.5 % PPA and 100 % NPA.