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Research - , Akershus, Norway
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Nabas was founded in 1995 by Erling Sundrehagen.. Our mission is to produce, efficiently and animal friendly, large volumes of chicken antibodies (IgY), primarily for use in the diagnostic industry. We have more than 20 years experience in production and purification of high quality IgY. Our antibodies are used in several high quality diagnostic products manufactured by leading international diagnostic companies. CHICKEN ANTIBODIES (IgY)IgY is isolated from the egg yolk of eggs from chickens that are immunized with your antigen of choice. Immunization takes 4 weeks, after which eggs are collected daily and individually marked with full traceability. Norway is regarded one of the safest countries in terms of animal health and infectious diseases. In Norway, commercial chickens receive only a single vaccine against animal diseases (compared to 20 vaccines in the Netherlands). Our antibody production facilities are approved and controlled by the Norwegian Governmental Board for Animal Experiments and the Animal Health Department.WHY USE IgY?Chickens are genetically highly different from humans and other mammals. Due to large genetic difference, chickens have a stronger immunologic response to mammalian antigens than i.e. mice, rabbits or sheep.Furthermore, rheumatoid factors of mammalian sera often react with mammalian antibodies causing false positive results when mammalian antibodies are used. Rheumatoid factors do not react with chicken antibodies. In terms of animal welfare, the IgY production process does not involve any blood sampling or sacrificing of animals. An egg-laying chicken lays app 5-6 eggs per week, yielding an antibody amount that would otherwise demand large quantities of blood from several animals, or a huge in vitro production capacity to obtain. One single egg per day results in up to 25 times more antibodies than collectable from one rabbit!
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