Place of Origin : Shanghai,China
Post Date : 29-12-2010
Expiry Date : 29-12-2011

The Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) Is The Causative Agent Of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS). Antibodies To The Virus Are Produced In Response To Infection With HIV And Can Be Detected Using Standard Diagnostic Test Procedures. Antibodies In The Blood Slowly Rise In Response To The Infection. Persistent Antibodies To HIV Usually Develop Within 1 Week To 3 Months Of Infection. The Presence Of Antibodies To HIV Is Indicative Of An Infection With HIV. The Chemtrue® One-Step HIV1/2 Test Uses A Mixture Of Recombinant Proteins (p24, Gp36 And Gp41) Known To Have Antigenic Determinants That Are Present In All Strains Of HIV Isolated.