Coronavirus, Canine Antigen

This canine coronavirus antigen preparation supports veterinary diagnostic assay development targeting the enteric pathogen responsible for canine coronavirus infection in dogs. The liquid-format reagent from Antibodies.com is supplied at 1 mg and is intended for ELISA workflows, where it can serve as a coating antigen or as a positive control during immunoassay standardisation.

Canine coronavirus (CCoV) is an enveloped, positive-sense RNA virus in the family Coronaviridae, and antigens derived from it are routinely used by veterinary researchers and diagnostic developers to study seroprevalence, evaluate vaccine candidates, and build serological screening panels for canine populations. The product belongs to the Antibodies.com antigen portfolio and is presented as a ready-to-use liquid, simplifying dilution and plate-coating steps in immunoassay workflows.

Researchers working on coronavirus diagnostics across species find this reagent useful when developing cross-reactive panels or when validating assays intended to distinguish canine coronavirus from other enteric pathogens of dogs, such as canine parvovirus. The 1 mg pack size suits small-batch assay optimisation and pilot studies in academic and commercial veterinary laboratories.