DescriptionAdditional informationTechnical informationDownloadReferencesRelated productsInformation requestDescriptionS. oralis is a gram positive, non-motile, α-haemolytic bacterium that form chains of cocci.Once regarded as a minor opportunistic pathogen, S. oralis is now considered a significant pathogen that affects immunocompromised individuals and those with hematological malignancy (cancers that affect the blood). In these individuals S. oralis is known to create such complications as bacterial endocarditis, adult respiratory distress syndrome and streptococcal shock.S. oralis is related to S. pneumoniae, a common case of otitis, septicemia, pneumonia, and meningitis media in children that results in a significant mortality rate throughout the world. S. oralis is known to be one of the first bacteria to begin to form the plaque biofilm. Research shows that the S. oralis is able to interact with Porphyromonas gingivalis, which is considered to be one of the leading causes of periodontal disease. Periodontal disease is considered the most common disease affecting the human oral cavity.Interesting facts S. oralis has only been reported to cause meningitis in cases where dental work was recently performed. S. oralis is also used as a probiotic to support health of the oral cavity. The strain used as probiotic is modified, and it helps to aid in restoring the mouth with good bacteria and helping to keep out bacteria that degenerate oral health.Additional informationSize200 µLApplicationClinical diagnostics| Life SciencesProduct typeReagents for researchReagent typeAntibodyCategoryOral pathogensSubcategoryPolyclonal anti S.oralisAntibody typePrimary antibodyImmunogenS.oralis ATCC 9811 inactivated cellsTechnical informationSize200 µLPurityPurified byaffinity ChromatographyFormLiquid. Supplied in 100mM sodium citrate, 50mM Tris and 0.05% v/v glycerol. Neutral pH.Shipping/storage conditionsShipped at 2-8°C. When stored at +4°C the antibody is stable for 18 months. For extended storage up to 24 months, the solution may be frozen at -20°C in working aliquots. Avoid repested freezing and thawing cycles.UsageFor Laboratory Research Use OnlySourceRabbitSpecificityAntibody specifically binds S. OralisReact withAntibody bindsStreptococcusOralisRecommended dilutionsRecommended starting dilutions can vary lot-to-lot. Consult the suggested starting dilutions on the top of the page for lot specific values.DownloadDatasheet ReferencesA dual-species microbial model for studying the dynamics between oral streptococci and periodontal pathogens during biofilm development on titanium surfaces by flow cytometryPUBMED ID: 27032997.related_prod_tab{ display:none; }Rabbit anti Fusobacterium NucleatumFusobacterium nucleatumis a Gram-negative bacterium that is commonly found in the dental plaque of humans and is frequently associated with gum disease. The antibody against F. Nucleatum is an aid in the oral pathogens research and in the diagnostic test development.ANT0084Rabbit anti Porphyromonas gingivalisPorphyromonas gingivalis is an anaerobic, Gram-negative bacterium that can be found in individuals" oral cavities This bacterium is the principal source of periodontal disease. It has been found that in addition to causing human infections, the antibody against P. gingivalis is an aid in the oral pathogens research and in the diagnostic test development.ANT0085Rabbit anti Streptococcus mutans FITCStreptococcus mutans is a Gram-positive bacterium that lives in the mouth. The bacterium metabolizes different kinds of carbohydrates, creating an acidic environment in the mouth as a result of this process. This acidic environment in the mouth is what causes the tooth decay. S. mutans is considered to be the most cariogenic of all of the oral Streptococci. The antibody against S.Mutans is an aid in the oral pathogens reaserch and in the diagnostic test development.ANT0088Rabbit anti Streptococcus mutansStreptococcus mutans is a Gram-positive bacterium that lives in the mouth. The bacterium metabolizes different kinds of carbohydrates, creating an acidic environment in the mouth as a result of this process. This acidic environment in the mouth is what causes the tooth decay. S. mutans is considered to be the most cariogenic of all of the oral Streptococci. The antibody against S.Mutans is an aid in the oral pathogens reaserch and in the diagnostic test development.ANT0082Information request Name * Last name * Email * Message I give my consent to direct marketing activities, including newsletters, in accordance with the Privacy Policy.I confirm that I have read the Privacy Policy, and I agree to the processing of my personal data..form-1{ font-size:14px; display: inline-block; }.form-1 textarea{ height:80px; }.textwidget input{ width: 155px; }input[type="checkbox"]{ width: 15px !important; }×