Double antibody sandwich elisa
The Double-antibody sandwich ELISA is a laboratory testing method used to detect and quantify specific proteins or other analytes in a sample. It involves the use of two different antibodies that bind to the target analyte, creating a 'sandwich' structure. This technique allows for the sensitive and reliable measurement of the target substance in the sample.
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11 protocols using double antibody sandwich elisa
Serum TARC Measurement by ELISA
Quantification of Serum BNP Levels
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MIC-1 Quantification in Human Serum
Quantification of Plasma CCL27 by ELISA
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Serum Cytokine Quantification in Ischemic Rats
Serum C3a and C5a Levels in COVID-19
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Measuring Serum Inflammatory Cytokines
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