Arista Biologicals

Lateral Flow Reagents For Infectious Disease

The High Cost of Poor LFA Antibodies

Weak lateral flow assay antibodies, antigens, and conjugates can propagate failures from development to clinical use creating cascading scientific, manufacturing, commercial, and clinical consequences.

The Impact is Broad And Avoidable

Scientific Consequences

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Variable performance across pathogen variants, serotypes, sample matrices, and testing conditions
Delays from failed verification and repeated bridging work
Increased cost from wasted materials and repeated testing
Lost development cycles due to inconsistent LFA analytical behavior

Commercial Consequences

Delayed launch timelines
Reduced competitiveness
Lost revenue opportunities

Manufacturing Consequences

Production delays caused by unstable lots
Wasted membranes, conjugates, and finished tests
Increased cost from troubleshooting and repeated QC
Disrupted supply commitments

Clinical Consequences

Reduced sensitivity and specificity
Transmission risks from false negatives
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Trust your reagents. Clinical decisions depend on them.

You need rapid test antibodies, antigens, and conjugates that hold performance as pathogens evolve and manufacturing conditions change. Stable LFA reagents protect development timelines, reduce failed lots, and support clean verification and validation.

Arista Biologicals, a Fortis Life Sciences company, delivers reagents that maintain signal strength, control cross-reactivity, and demonstrate batch-to-batch reproducibility through validation, creating a smoother and more reliable path to market.
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Supporting Reliable LFA Performance Across High-Priority Pathogens

West Nile virus particles, spherical viruses covered in a ridged envelope protein shell colored orange, yellow, teal and purple
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West Nile Virus

Well-characterized monoclonal antibodies against the West Nile virus envelope protein bind strongly to viral surface antigens from multiple lineages, enabling sensitive detection of intact virus while reducing cross‑reactivity with other flaviviruses.
Catalog # Name Specificity Action
ABWNV-0400 Mouse anti-West Nile Virus Envelope Protein View Product Details >
ABWNV-0401 Mouse anti-West Nile Virus, Clone 1 Envelope Protein View Product Details >
ABWNV-0402 Mouse anti-West Nile Virus, Clone 2 Envelope Protein View Product Details >
Dengue virus ,a spherical virus with a tiled surface of green, orange and purple envelope proteins

Dengue Virus (DENV 1–4)

Core NS1 antibodies evaluated for broad serotype coverage and minimal flavivirus cross-reactivity.
Helicobacter pylori bacteria, green spiral-shaped rods with tufts of flagella at one end, against a blurred teal and green background

Helicobacter pylori

High-purity LFA reagents that maintain performance in complex gastric matrices.
Hepatitis B virus particles shown as orange spheres with yellow knob-like surface proteins

Hepatitis B Virus (HBV)

High-affinity antibody detection in both vaccinated and unvaccinated populations, tested for stable performance in lateral flow formats.
Round hepatitis C virus particles with a translucent white outer layer and orange core against a blurred dark red background

Hepatitis C Virus (HCV)

Pan-genotypic LFA reagents that maintain sensitivity across global HCV diversity.
Two HIV particles with purple surface proteins, shown in red and pink against a blurred pink and purple background

Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)

Antigen targets selected for conserved epitope recognition and tested for consistent performance in lateral flow formats.
Close-up of influenza virus particles covered in orange, green and blue surface proteins against a blurred multicolored background

Influenza A and Influenza B

Antibodies targeting conserved nucleoprotein regions for reliable lateral flow assay performance across seasonal shifts.
Red blood cells infected with Plasmodium, the malaria parasite, showing rosette-shaped clusters inside, on a blurred colorful background

Plasmodium Species (Malaria)

Reagents selected for reliable detection across species and for stable performance in low parasitemia settings.
SARS-CoV-2 virus particles with surface spike proteins, shown in blue and pink against a blurred dark blue and purple background

SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) Reagents

Antibodies and antigens selected for consistent detection across emerging variants and stable signals in lateral flow systems
Treponema pallidum spirochete, the bacterium that causes syphilis, shown as a pink and yellow coil against a blurred orange background

Treponema pallidum

Antigens are prepared to preserve structural integrity and support consistent detection across disease stages.

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