Human interferon-gamma ELISA:
Assay range: 2-128 pg/ml
Sensitivity: 2 pg/ml
Specificity: nat. and rec. human IFN-gamma
Calibration: rec. human IFN-gamma
Type of sample: serum, plasma, culture supernatant
Assay range: 2-128 pg/ml
Sensitivity: 2 pg/ml
Specificity: nat. and rec. human IFN-gamma
Calibration: rec. human IFN-gamma
Type of sample: serum, plasma, culture supernatant
Catalogue Number
CT201A
Description
Human IFN-γ ELISA kit - 5-plate
Price
€ 485.00
Contents
- coating antibody
- biotinylated detection antibody
- Cytokine standard (5x)
- Streptavidin-HRP (SPP) conjugate
- TMB substrate solution
- Stop solution
- Cytokine stabilization buffer (CSB)
- BSA stock solution (10%)
- Tween-20
- ELISA plates with cover slips
References list
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