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 Biosense Laboratories AS
 Thormøhlensgt. 55
 Bergen, N-5008,
 Norway
 Tel:(+47) 55543966
 Fax:(+47) 55543771
 E-Mail: biosense@biosense.com

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Testing for endocrine disrupting effects (EDCs)
The BIOSENSE PRODUCTSAFE™ product line consists of ELISA kits to eliminate suspicion of potential endocrine disrupting effects of new and existing chemical compounds. (Endocrine disrupting chemicals - EDCs)

The quantitative Vitellogenin ELISA assays are developed for rapid and sensitive measurements. The kits contain the reagents necessary to run cost-effective analyses, and are developed in accordance with the recommendations from the OECD to use vitellogenin Vtg(*), (egg-yolk protein) as a core endpoint in screening and testing for endocrine disruptors.

The BIOSENSE PRODUCTSAFE™ kits combine a unique set of components making them highly sensitive, robust and user friendly.

(*)Vtg is a highly sensitive biomarker for estrogenic chemicals, normally only found in sexually mature female fish, but induced to high levels in juvenile and male fish exposed to estrogens /xenoestrogens.

Vitellogenin ELISA test kits for the detection of endocrine disrupting chemicals
Biosense Laboratories AS is leading the way in developing commercial quantitative vitellogenin (Vtg) ELISA test kits for detection of endocrine disruptors with estrogenic or anti-estrogenic properties. The kits are in accordance with the recommendations from the OECD to use Vtg as a core endpoint in screening and testing for endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs).

We have designed and optimised unique combinations of components making the Biosense quantitative ELISA test kits highly sensitive, robust and user friendly. The quantitative Vtg ELISA kits are developed for rapid and sensitive measurements. The kits contain the reagents necessary to run cost-effective analyses.

The fish Vtg ELISA kits have been developed for the standard fish test species recommended by OECD, and used in many ecotoxicology laboratories throughout the world.

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Fathead minnow vitellogenin ELISA test kit. This homologous ELISA kit has been developed for plasma and whole body homogenate samples from fathead minnow (Pimephales promelas). The assay has been validated according to international guidelines (single-lab and and inter-lab validation), with excellent results. read more

Rainbow Trout vitellogenin ELISA test kit for reliable and sensitive detection of vitellogenin in different samples from rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss). read more

Zebrafish vitellogenin ELISA test kit for reliable and sensitive detection of vitellogenin in samples of the zebrafish (Danio rerio), a standard cyprinid test fish. read more

Carp/fathead minnow vitellogenin ELISA test kit for reliable and sensitive detection of vitellogenin in samples from carp (Cyprinus carpio) and fathead minnow (Pimephales promelas), another standard cyprinid test fish. read more

Japanese medaka vitellogenin ELISA test kit developed for reliable and sensitive detection of vitellogenin in samples from Japanese medaka (Oryzias latipes). read more

11-ketotestosterone ELISA kit: The 11-ketotestosterone ELISA kit has been developed for reliable and sensitive detection of 11-ketotestosterone (11-KT), the male-specific sex steroid in fish. read more

Semi-quantiative vitellogenin Salmonid biomarker ELISA kit is developed for a group of fish species used in many ecotoxicological testing laboratories throughout the world, the salmonids (Salmoniformes). read more

Semi-quantitative biomarker ELISA kit contains a set of reagents to be used together with a suitable Biosense primary antibody for semi-quantitative biomarkers such as Vtg, CYP1A, Zrp and MT in samples from fish. read more