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Estrone ELISA (Saliva)Catalog #: 20-ESRHU-E01-SLV
Sensitivity: 10 pg/mL
Range: 10-300 pg/mL
Sample Types: Saliva
Sample Size(s): 96 Wells
Detection: Colorimetric -
Free Estriol ELISA
Catalog #: 20-FE3HU-E01
Sensitivity: 0.075 ng/mL
Range: 0.3 - 40 ng/mL
Sample Types: Serum
Sample Size(s): 96 Wells
Detection: Colorimetric -
Human Placental Lactogen ELISA (HPL ELISA)
Catalog #: 20-HPLHU-E01
Sensitivity: 0.3 mg/L
Range: 1.25 - 20 mg/L
Sample Types: Serum
Sample Size(s): 96 Wells
Detection: Colorimetric -
Dehydroepiandrosterone ELISA (DHEA ELISA)
Catalog #: 20-DHEHU-E01
Sensitivity: 0.194 ng/mL
Range: 0.129 - 30 ng/mL
Sample Types: Citrate Plasma, Serum
Sample Size(s): 96 Wells
Detection: Colorimetric -
6-Sulfatoxymelatonin ELISA
Catalog #: 12-EK-M6S-U
Sensitivity: 0.14 ng/mL
Range: 0.8 - 40 ng/mL, adjusted for dilution
Sample Types: Urine
Sample Size(s): 96 Wells
Detection: Colorimetric -
Melatonin ELISA
Catalog #: 12-MLTN-96-U
Sensitivity: 0.70 pg/mL
Range: 0.70 - 50 pg/mL
Sample Types: Saliva
Sample Size(s): 96 Wells
Detection: Colorimetric -
Plasma/Serum Melatonin ELISA
Catalog #: 12-MLTN-PL-U
Sensitivity: 0.70 pg/mL
Range: 0.70 - 50 pg/mL
Sample Types: Plasma, See Package Insert, Serum, Urine
Sample Size(s): 96 Wells
Detection: Colorimetric -
Direct Saliva Melatonin ELISA
Catalog #: 12-EK-DSM-U
Sensitivity: 0.47 pg/mL.
Range: 0.5 - 50 pg/mL
Sample Types: Saliva
Sample Size(s): 96 Wells
Detection: Colorimetric -
Anti-HAV ELISA
Catalog #: 22-HAVHU-E01
Sensitivity: 0.1 IU/mL
Range: 3 -50 mIU/ml
Sample Types: Plasma, Serum
Sample Size(s): 96 Wells
Detection: Colorimetric -
Free Triiodothyronine ELISA (Free T3 ELISA)
Catalog #: 25-FT3HU-E01
Sensitivity: 0.05 pg/mL
Range: 0.9 - 19 pg/mL
Sample Types: Serum
Sample Size(s): 96 Wells
Detection: Colorimetric -
Free Thyroxine ELISA (Free T4 ELISA)
Catalog #: 25-FT4HU-E01
Sensitivity: 0.05 ng/dl
Range: 0.3 - 7.0 ng/dl
Sample Types: Serum
Sample Size(s): 96 Wells
Detection: Colorimetric -
Luteinizing Hormone ELISA (LH ELISA) (Urine)
Catalog #: 20-LHUHU-E01
Sensitivity: 0.287 mIU/mL
Range: 0.287-200 mIU/mL
Sample Types: Urine
Sample Size(s): 96 Wells
Detection: Colorimetric
Tips & Tricks
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Drug-Induced Organ Injury
Toxicological side effects are a common obstacle in drug development pipelines and often manifest in site-specific damage to vital organs, including the liver, kidney and heart. Estimates of compound attrition from failure to meet safety endpoints are as high as 45% in pre...
Adipokines and Adipose Tissue-Liver Crosstalk in Energy Metabolism
Research over the past several decades examining adipokines and adipose tissue-liver crosstalk in energy metabolism has revealed that adipose tissue is a very important metabolically active endocrine organ1. White, brown, and beige adipose tissue generate and secrete adipokines, such as adiponectin ...
Investigating Immunogenicity of IBD Biologics
Biologics have been commonly prescribed as therapies for inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) since the late 1990s. However, research demonstrates that not all individuals respond to the first biologic taken and many lose response over time1. As a result, there is a great need to explore the immunogenic...
A Guide to STELLUX® Chemiluminscence ELISAs: An Infographic
Today, multiple immunoassay platforms exist, providing scientists and clinicians with the means to measure a variety of biomarkers1,2,3. However, research indicates some immunoassay platforms have limitations that can inhibit progress in the laboratory4,5,6. In an effort to provide researchers with ...
A Comparison of Colorimetric and Chemiluminescence ELISAs
Are you curious about chemiluminescence ELISAs, but not exactly sure what they are, or how to use them? Our video A Comparison of Colorimetric and Chemiluminescence ELISAs discusses how similar these two types of assays are, and how they can enhance your lab testing.
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12 ELISA Tips and Tricks: An Expert’s Guide to Improve Your Technique
The Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA) is a proven sensitive method for detecting and quantifying specific biomarkers in a wide range of clinical and research samples. The accuracy and precision of ELISAs can be affected by many factors, including pipetting, washing, and sample-handling techn...
Diagnostic Testing in GI Health
60 to 70 million Americans are affected by gastrointestinal (GI) diseases and disorders each year. The estimated annual U.S. cost associated with GI disorders is over 140 billion dollars. Gl diseases and disorders can have a significant impact on quality of life, often contributing to anxiety ...
Differentiating IBD from IBS with Fecal Calprotectin Testing
In an effort to improve patient care, an increasing number of gastroenterologists are using fecal calprotectin levels as a first step in the diagnosis of IBD versus IBS. ALPCO tests enable clinicians to accurately assess patients via calprotectin and quickly start patients on the right treatment pat...
Live Webinar: Optimizing IBD Management with Fecal Calprotectin - From Diagnosis to Monitoring
In the webinar, Dr. Benjamin Click from the University of Colorado, Department of Gastroenterology, underscores the critical role of non-invasive monitoring methods, particularly fecal calprotectin monitoring, in guiding treatment adjustments and achieving therapeutic goals..