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Radial Immunodiffusion (RID) is a quantitative immunodiffusion technique used to determine the concentration of an antigen in a biological fluid. This method is based on the diffusion of an antigen in a radial pattern from a cylindrical well through an agarose gel containing an appropriate mono-specific antibody. As the antigen diffuses radially in all directions into the...

This kit is designed for the sensitive, accurate detection and quantitation of diene-containing compounds such as Vitamin D or Vitamin D metabolites. This is achieved through chemical derivatization utilizing a Derivatization Reagent based upon click chemistry. Included in this kit is a simple, rapid, and efficient protocol to extract and derivatize diene compounds from...

Costar(R) 96-Well EIA/RIA Stripwell(TM) Plate is recommended for use with our ELISA Solutions in EIA, RIA, and ELISA testing formats. The Costar(R) 1 x 8 strips are pre-assembled in a standard 96-well plate holder (white). The individual 8-well strips are designed to fit only one way into the holder, assuring proper orientation. Sold individually.

CB2 enhances the coating adsorption of antigens onto polystyrene plates so that this buffer can be used for all antigen-down ELISAs. CB2 stabilizes the adsorbed protein and preserves its antigenic regions.

CB2 enhances the coating adsorption of antigens onto polystyrene plates so that this buffer can be used for all antigen-down ELISAs. CB2 stabilizes the adsorbed protein and preserves its antigenic regions.

CB2 enhances the coating adsorption of antigens onto polystyrene plates so that this buffer can be used for all antigen-down ELISAs. CB2 stabilizes the adsorbed protein and preserves its antigenic regions.

This buffer creates an optimal coating environment and also stabilizes coated antibodies by maintaining their tertiary three-dimensional structure during the adsorption process.

Radial Immunodiffusion (RID) is a quantitative immunodiffusion technique used to determine the concentration of an antigen in a biological fluid. This method is based on the diffusion of an antigen in a radial pattern from a cylindrical well through an agarose gel containing an appropriate mono-specific antibody. As the antigen diffuses radially in all directions into the...