According to FutureWise analysis the market for ELISA Tests is expected to reach US$ 4.31 billion by 2031 at a CAGR of 7.12%.
ELISAs are enzyme-linked immunoassays. In the laboratory, this test is commonly used to detect antibodies in the blood. When the immune system detects harmful substances, called antigens, it produces antibodies. An enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay, or ELISA, measures antibodies in your blood. The goal of this test is to determine whether or not you have antibodies that protect you from certain infectious diseases. In response to harmful substances called antigens, your body produces antibodies. In order to perform the ELISA test, a blood sample is required. Your arm will first be cleansed with an antiseptic by a healthcare provider. A tourniquet is then applied around your arm to create pressure and cause your veins to swell. A small blood sample will be drawn by inserting a needle into one of your veins. Once enough blood has been collected, the needle will be removed and a small bandage will be placed on your arm. For a few minutes, maintain pressure at the site where the needle was inserted to reduce blood flow. Your arm may throb a little afterward, but the procedure should be relatively painless. For analysis, blood samples will be sent to a laboratory. The sample will be placed in a petri dish containing a specific antigen related to the condition for which you are being tested in the lab. Antibodies to the antigen will bind together if your blood contains them. By adding an enzyme to the petri dish, the technician will observe how your blood reacts with the antigen. ELISA stands for enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay, and it is a technique used to detect and measure antibodies, hormones, peptides, and proteins in the blood. An antibody is a blood protein produced in response to a specific antigen in the case of certain infectious diseases. An ELISA is a biochemical reaction in which antigens are adsorbed on solid surfaces. Antibodies linked to enzymes are allowed with antigens and detected by adding substrates specific to the enzymes. In pharmaceutical quality control tests, such as endotoxin tests and protein quantification, ELISA tests play an important role in diagnosing several viral infections.
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