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There are a variety of blocking buffers, not one of which is ideal for every combination of plate type, assay format, and detection system. Every blocking buffer represents a compromise between reducing background and maintaining specificity. Use this guide to help decide which type of blocking buffer is best suited for your specific application.
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Learn More About Blocking OptimizationOne of the defining features of an ELISA assay is the ability to quickly and effectively wash away unbound molecules. This allows ELISA assays to capture specific antigens or antibodies from crude samples, enabling researchers to identify, isolate, and quantify nearly any molecule. Optimizing the parameters of the wash steps is critical to obtaining the best results from your ELISA assay. Use this guide to help decide how you will optimize the parameters of your washes:
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Learn More About Washing OptimizationIn order to get the best results from your ELISA assay, the dilution factors of the sample and the detection antibodies must be optimized. For strong, quantifiable signal, use a checkerboard titration to test for the optimal concentration of sample and detection antibodies.
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Learn More About Checkerboard TitrationThe choice of which detection system to use is influenced by the equipment available and the needs of the specific application being considered. Use this guide to help decide whether to use enzyme-linked secondary antibodies, or fluorescently labelled secondary antibodies as your detection system.
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Learn More About Detection SystemsProtocols, optimization tips, troubleshooting guides, and more for ELISA.
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Troubleshooting GuidesGet to know some of ELISA troubleshooting tips with this guide. It has some commonly encountered problems and solutions to ELISA like a weak signal, high background, and low sensitivity. Check it out to resolve the most encountered problems in ELISA.
See MoreLearn stepwise ELISA protocols from reagent preparation to data analysis. Check out their differences to learn how they compare and their advantages and disadvantage.
See MoreIHC optimization is a critical step in any test. This guide gives you insight on antigen retrieval, fixation and embedding. Learn how to optimize your immunohistochemistry test to get valuable results.
See MoreThis guide will teach you everything you need to become an ELISA expert, including critical review of principle, all-in-one FAQs, and more. We have everything you need to know from sample preparation to data analysis. 150+ Troubleshooting Advices Hav...
See MorePlate sealers not used or re-used During incubations, cover plates with plate sealers; Use a fresh sealer every time the used sealer is removed from the plate. Plate read at incorrect detection wavelength Use recommended wavelength/filter; Ensure pla...
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