38 devices · GMDN 63782
Claudin protein in-vitro diagnostic (IVD) antibodies are laboratory tools designed to detect the presence or measure levels of claudin proteins in biological samples. These proteins play a key role in cell junctions and are studied in research and clinical settings to diagnose conditions like cancer or assess tissue integrity, particularly in organs like the colon or bladder.
These devices are typically regulated as IVDs, with classification and supply depending on their intended use—whether for qualitative (presence/absence) or quantitative (levels) testing. They are usually supplied as concentrated reagents or ready-to-use kits, requiring specialized laboratory handling and compliance with diagnostic accuracy standards.
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