Category A pathogens consist of organisms and biological agents that pose the highest risk to national security and public health due to easy dissemination/transmission, high mortality rates, potential for major public health impacts requiring special action for public health preparedness, and may cause public panic/social disruption. While some treatments are available for these pathogens, they vary depending on the specific pathogen and stage of infection. Early detection with reliable diagnostic tests, prompt medical intervention, and appropriate infection control measures are critical in managing Category A pathogen infections effectively.
Dengue Virus
(Causative agent of Dengue Fever)
Capture: D220 (clone DENV-7846)
Detection: D221 (clone DENV-1679)
Capture: D222 (clone DENV-4014)
Detection: D223 (clone DENV-7846)
Rift Valley Fever Virus
(Causative agent of Rift Valley Fever)
Capture: R216 (clone RVF-6252)
Detection: R213 (clone RVF-2824)
Capture: R217 (clone RVF-1333)
Detection: R219 (clone RVF-7655)
Ebola Virus
(Causative agent of Ebola Virus Disease)
Capture: E162 (clone EB-978)
Detection: E160 (clone EB-976)
Capture: E161 (clone EB-977)
Detection: E160 (clone EB-976)
Capture: E163 (clone EB-979)
Detection: E160 (clone EB-976)