Meet us at «Veterinærdagene» to learn about Canine CRP (Nordic Event)

Meet us at «Veterinærdagene» - the Annual Veterinary days in Norway

Our Canine CRP team looks forward to meeting you at Veterinærdagene (Veterinary days) March 14^th-15^th in Bergen, Norway. We will be at stand #46 ready to talk about our canine CRP immunoassay and diagnostic efficiency.

The Gentian Canine CRP Immunoassay

Developed and produced in Moss since 2013

The Gentian Canine CRP Immunoassay was launched in 2013 and have since been used in several global reference laboratories. The assay is developed by Gentian and is produced at the Gentian HQ in Moss, Norway.

The Gentian Canine CRP assay can be run on all major clinical chemistry instruments and is rapidly performed in only 10 minutes. The assay has a wide measuring range from ~10 to 300 mg/L, with a security zone up to 1000 mg/L. Healthy dogs typically have levels below 10 mg/L with the Gentian Canine CRP assay.

CRP-test developed specifically for dogs

A key advantage of Gentian’s test is the use of canine-specific CRP antibodies, produced by vaccinating hens with CRP antigen of canine-origin, with subsequent isolation from egg yolk. This leads to lower batch-to-batch variability compared to assays using CRP antibodies of human origin.¹ As Canine CRP, unlike human CRP, is glycosylated at two of five subunits, a major benefit of the Gentian assay is the consistent specificity toward canine CRP, fully avoiding the dependence on cross-reactivity such as the case with assays using human antibodies.² Additionally, as the assay utilises avian antibodies, interference with mammalian factors and receptors is minimised compared to assays using mammalian antibodies.³

Immunoassay highlights

• Canine-specific antibodies
  Consistent specificity to the cCRP antigen, low lot variation
• Avian antibodies
  Reduced interference, no activation of the complement system
• Calibrator with canine-specific CRP antigen
  Provides results specifically for dogs
  
  

Contact us

Explore Canine CRP in your clinical practice and laboratory - fill out the form or send an email to marketing@gentian.com for more information about the product and prices.

References:

1. Hindenberg, S et al. Evaluation of a species-specific C-reactive protein assay for the dog on the ABX Pentra 400 clinical chemistry analyzer. BMC Vet Res, 2017
2.  Caspi, D et al. Isolation and characterization of C-reactive protein from the dog. Immunology, 1984
3. Larsson, A et al. Chicken antibodies: taking advantage of evolution--a review. Poult Sci, 1993