Cytokine ELISA
The sandwich type Enzyme-Linked ImmunoSorbent Assay (ELISA) from U-CyTech is a simple and sensitive assay for the determination of cytokine levels in biological fluids. The assay is conducted in antibody-coated microtiter plates where serial dilutions with unknown concentrations of cytokines are brought into the wells of the plate. The bound cytokine is then allowed to associate with a biotinylated detector antibody and an enzyme-labeled streptavidin polymer. Subsequently, a chromogenic substrate is introduced producing a colored product that can be determined spectrophotometrically.
U-CyTech has developed various ELISA kits for the detection of monkey cytokines in cell culture supernatant, plasma or serum. To obtain kits with high sensitivity and accuracy, it is U-CyTech's policy to develop and select "in house" specific mono- and polyclonal antibodies with high affinity for a wide range of monkey cytokines. The validated compatibility of these antibodies with certain high-quality ancillary reagents and plates guarantees trouble-free operation and optimal results. The monkey kits have been validated for various Old World monkey species including rhesus macaques, barbary macaques, lion-tailed macaques, pig-tailed macaques, Sulawesi-crested macaques, Japanese macaques, cynomolgous monkeys, langurs, baboons and mangabeys.
MONKEY ELISA KIT
