Rapid ELISA Kit for Quinolones Residue Testing is a biological immunoassay kit designed for the quantitative analysis of quinolones in samples.
Samples: Muscle, fish, shrimp, eggs, honey.
Testing Time: 75 minutes
Packaging:
HU0050004 – 96 wells (12 strips x 8 wells).
Sample Preparation:
Muscle, fish, shrimp, eggs, honey (Procedure I): – Homogenization, extraction, centrifugation, dilution.
Honey (Procedure II) – Homogenization, solvent extraction, centrifugation, rotary evaporation, reconstitution.
Limit of Detection:
Specificity
CCb
Shrimp: 2 ppb sarafloxacin
Fish (iridescent shark): 3 ppb sarafloxacin
Muscle (meat): 5 ppb sarafloxacin
Eggs: 2 ppb sarafloxacin
Honey (Procedure I): 5 ppb enrofloxacin
Honey (Procedure II): 5 ppb enrofloxacin
5 ppb ciprofloxacin
CV: 10%
Note: Samples evaluated as positive when using the kit must be retested using a confirmatory method.
Quinolones Residue ELISA Test Kit
Code: HU0050004
Packaging: 96 wells/kit
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Milk allergy can manifest with a variety of symptoms, ranging from mild oral allergic reactions or skin rashes to severe, life-threatening systemic reactions, namely anaphylaxis or bronchial asthma (IgE- or IgG-mediated responses).
Milk protein allergy can be clinically distinguished from lactose intolerance, which is caused by lactase enzyme deficiency.
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Assay Time: 10 minutes.
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Assay Time: 10 minutes.
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