Alpha-Amilase (alfa-amilase)ELISA Kit Salivar

Os kits da Salimetrics são desenvolvidos e especificamente designados para a pesquisa com SALIVA, e trazem resultados precisos e acurados para os biomarcadores nela presentes.

Kit ELISA designado para a determinação quantitativa de alpha-amilase em amostras de saliva.

• Volume de amostra: 10 µL, 8 µL of X200 dilution
• Sensibilidade: 0.4 U/mL
• Tempo de ensaio: 30 minutos
• Faixa de detecção: 5.1 - 500 pg/mL
• Testes por unicata: 94
• Testes por duplicata: 46

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