HIV-1 p24 (Subtype C Clone)

Recombinant HIV-1 p24 (Subtype C Clone) is a high-purity capsid protein widely used for the early detection of HIV-1 infection and the development of fourth-generation HIV diagnostic assays. As the major structural protein of the viral capsid, p24 is one of the earliest detectable biomarkers following infection, becoming detectable before seroconversion and thereby reducing the diagnostic window period. Its high sequence conservation across HIV-1 isolates, combined with the regional relevance of a Subtype C-derived antigen for Southern Africa and other high-burden regions, makes recombinant p24 an essential reagent for antigen detection assays, assay development, quality control, and HIV research.

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