Sulfonamides Residue (SAs) (sulfamethoxazole (SMX), 5-atom-rings) antibody/antigen (BSA/OVA/KLH conjugated hapten)

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anti-Sulfonamides Residue (SAs) (sulfamethoxazole (SMX), 5-atom-rings) antibody and Carrier-coupled antigen/immunogen (hapten-carrier conjugates)

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BSA-Sulfonamides Residue (SAs) (sulfamethoxazole (SMX), 5-atom-rings)

OVA-Sulfonamides Residue (SAs) (sulfamethoxazole (SMX), 5-atom-rings)

Anti-Sulfonamides Residue (SAs) (sulfamethoxazole (SMX), 5-atom-rings) mouse monoclonal antibody

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Biomarker Information

1. In-depth Understanding of Sulfonamides Residue (SAs) in Veterinary Medicine:

Sulfonamides, commonly referred to as SAs, comprise a significant class of synthetic antibacterial agents. A notable member of this class is sulfamethoxazole (SMX), which stands out due to its distinctive 5-atom-ring structure. These compounds, hailed for their broad-spectrum antibacterial properties, have found widespread use in veterinary medicine. When livestock and poultry are treated with these agents, it is not uncommon for remnants of the drugs to linger within animal tissues, leading to the phenomenon known as 'veterinary drug residues'.

The presence of these residues in products derived from animals, be it meat, milk, or eggs, is a focal point of attention for both the scientific community and regulatory bodies. It underscores the importance of having reliable methodologies to detect and quantify these residues, as they have direct implications for food safety and public health. Our sophisticated suite of anti-small molecules antibodies and competitive antigens offers an unparalleled accuracy in the detection and quantification process.

2. The Scientific Rationale Behind Measuring Sulfonamides Residue (SAs):

There is an undeniable scientific imperative to measure and monitor the presence of Sulfonamides Residue, especially the likes of sulfamethoxazole (SMX) with its inherent 5-atom-rings structure. The reasons for this vigilance can be categorized as follows:

Promotion of Food Safety: At the core of public health priorities is the safety of consumable goods. Residual SAs in food products, if unchecked, can potentially cause allergic reactions in certain individuals. Furthermore, there's an inherent risk of these residues contributing to antibiotic resistance in the consuming population. As such, establishing that these residues remain within acceptable safety limits is paramount.

Adherence to Regulatory Directives: Across the globe, nations have set stringent guidelines and standards pertaining to the allowable limits of veterinary drug residues in food. This not only ensures that food products are safe for consumption but also facilitates smooth international trade. By continually monitoring the levels of SAs in products, stakeholders can be assured of their compliance with both domestic and international regulations.

Tackling the Menace of Antibiotic Resistance: One of the looming threats to global health is antibiotic resistance. This phenomenon is accentuated when populations are chronically exposed to antibiotics, even if in minuscule amounts. Therefore, by rigorously measuring and controlling the levels of SAs in food products, the scientific community can make headway in curbing the spread and intensity of antibiotic resistance.

Informed Decision-making in Veterinary Practice: For veterinarians, having accurate data on residue levels can guide treatment decisions. It can inform them about the efficacy of treatments, possible drug interactions, and the required withdrawal periods post-treatment before animal-derived products can be deemed safe for consumption.

3. Leveraging Advanced Detection Tools:

In the rapidly evolving landscape of biopharmaceuticals, the onus is on providers to offer precise and reliable tools for residue detection. Our collection of antibodies and antigens is at the forefront of this domain, crafted meticulously to ensure high sensitivity and specificity. These tools not only aid in the detection of SAs but also provide quantifiable data, which is pivotal for regulatory compliance and research endeavors.

In conclusion, as the global demand for animal-derived products continues to rise, so does the need for rigorous safety checks and balances. Measuring Sulfonamides Residue is an indispensable part of this safety net, ensuring that the food on our tables is both nutritious and devoid of harmful residues. Our commitment is to support this cause with unparalleled scientific solutions.

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