Versatile Human Golgi Protein 73 Elisa Kit Device [MFOHI3EU]

Versatile Human Golgi Protein 73 Elisa Kit Device [MFOHI3EU]

The Versatile Human Golgi Protein 73 Elisa Kit Device [MFOHI3EU], offered by Innovative Research, is a robust and reliable tool designed for the quantitative determination of Human Golgi Protein 73 (GP73) in various biofluid samples. This kit is an essential tool for researchers seeking accurate and consistent results in their experiments. Key features of this kit include its sandwich ELISA format, strip well design, and high sensitivity, making it ideal for both routine and specialized research applications.

• High sensitivity: Detects GP73 down to 6.5pg/mL
• Range: 15.6-1000pg/mL

Product Specifications

The Versatile Human Golgi Protein 73 Elisa Kit Device [MFOHI3EU] is a ready-to-use kit with reagents for up to 96 tests, providing convenience and efficiency in your laboratory workflows. The kit utilizes a microtiter plate format, ensuring consistent and reliable results with each use. Technical details of the kit include:

• Capture antibody coated and dried on a microtiter plate
• Conjugated anti-GP73 detection antibody binds to captured analyte
• Avidin conjugated to horseradish peroxidase for color development

Use of TMB substrate for color development at 450nm

Storage conditions: Store all components at 4°C for optimal stability

Applications and Benefits

This Human Golgi Protein 73 activity assay is versatile and can be used to quantify GP73 in a variety of samples, including serum, plasma, tissue homogenates, and other biological fluids. Practical uses of this kit include:

• Research into liver diseases and their biomarkers
• Monitoring GP73 levels in patients with chronic liver conditions

• Development of diagnostic tests for liver disease
• Assessment of liver function and disease progression

With its high sensitivity, wide range, and user-friendly format, the Versatile Human Golgi Protein 73 Elisa Kit Device [MFOHI3EU] is a valuable asset for researchers in the fields of liver biology, diagnostic medicine, and clinical research.