IMMUNOLOGY / HLA
The ELISA technique (Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay) is one of the most widely used biochemical methods in analytical laboratories and in diagnostics. With this method, analytes such as peptides, proteins, antibodies and hormones are detected and quantified selectively and in low concentrations. In addition, ELISAs can be automated and carried out with a high sample throughput, are relatively inexpensive and the test results are available promptly.
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Application Note: Influence of coating buffer and incubation conditions on ELISA performance
Application Notes / PDF, 810 KB
Application Notes / PDF, 810 KB
Application Note: Insulin ELISA on high binding MICROLON® 600 and CELLSTAR® microplates
Scientific Publications / PDF, 761 KB
Scientific Publications / PDF, 761 KB
Forum No 9: Microplates for Enzyme Linked Immunosorbent Assays (ELISA)
Scientific Publications / PDF, 1 MB
Scientific Publications / PDF, 1 MB
First experiments on the possible use of diphenhydramine as a model substance for the evaluation of oral fluid sample collection
Scientific Publications / PDF, 699 KB
Scientific Publications / PDF, 699 KB
Hydromorphone, Tramadol and O-Desmethyltramadol in serum and oral fluid from patients in chronic pain treatment
Scientific Publications / PDF, 483 KB
Scientific Publications / PDF, 483 KB
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