Gluten-sensitive neurological disorders like Gluten ataxia may be accompanied by auto- antibodies to neuronal transglutaminase (TG6). Its detection is part of the “Guidelines on the diagnosis and management of the progressive ataxias” (de Silva et al., 2019).Detection of TG6-autoantibodies in human sera is possible using our ELISA-Kits E103 (anti-TG6-IgA) and E104 (anti-TG6-IgG).
Analytical service for measurement of TG6-autoantibodies in human serum samples
In co-operation with the medical laboratory of Prof. Dr. med. M. Kramer (board-certified clinical pathologist) in Heidelberg, Germany we provide testing services for the determination of Transglutaminase auto-antibodies in patient serum samples.
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