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Hepatitis Antibodies, Proteins & ELISA Kits

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Infectious Disease · Hepatitis viruses A–E

Hepatitis antibodies, proteins & ELISA kits

Viral hepatitis refers to liver inflammation caused by hepatitis viruses A through E, which differ in transmission (faecal-oral for HAV/HEV; blood and body fluids for HBV/HCV/HDV) and chronicity.

HAV–HEVHBsAg, anti-HCVLiver infection
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Hepatitis viruses
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Blood / faecal-oral
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Overview

What is Hepatitis?

Viral hepatitis refers to liver inflammation caused by hepatitis viruses A through E, which differ in transmission (faecal-oral for HAV/HEV; blood and body fluids for HBV/HCV/HDV) and chronicity.

Serological markers — HBsAg, anti-HBs, anti-HBc, anti-HAV and anti-HCV — underpin diagnosis, staging and vaccine assessment, supported by ELISA and recombinant viral antigens.

Transmission & symptoms

Viral hepatitis (types A–E) inflames the liver but differs by route: HAV and HEV are faecal-oral, while HBV, HCV and HDV spread through blood and body fluids. HBV and HCV can become chronic, driving cirrhosis and hepatocellular carcinoma.

Diagnosis & serology

Serology defines infection and immunity: HBsAg, anti-HBs, anti-HBc and HBeAg for HBV; anti-HCV for HCV; anti-HAV and anti-HEV for the enteric hepatitides. ELISA is the workhorse for screening, staging and vaccine assessment.

Research applications

Research tools span HBV entry via the bile-acid transporter NTCP (SLC10A1) and the HCV receptor complex (CD81, SR-BI, claudin-1, occludin), plus liver-injury and HCC markers such as ALT and alpha-fetoprotein (AFP).

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Hepatitis antibodies, proteins & ELISA kits

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Related research targets

Host receptors, biomarkers and immune targets relevant to Hepatitis — antibodies, ELISA kits and In Vivo antibodies from our current catalogue.

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FAQs

Hepatitis — frequently asked questions

Which serological markers are used for hepatitis B?
HBsAg indicates active infection, anti-HBs indicates immunity, anti-HBc indicates prior exposure, and HBeAg reflects replication/infectivity — all measurable by ELISA.
What receptor does hepatitis B virus use?
HBV enters hepatocytes via the bile-acid transporter NTCP (SLC10A1); HCV uses a complex of CD81, SR-BI, claudin-1 and occludin.
Which markers track liver damage or cancer risk?
ALT reflects hepatocyte injury, while alpha-fetoprotein (AFP) is a widely used marker in hepatocellular-carcinoma research and surveillance.
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