Identifying the Epstein Barr Virus Using ELISA, Manufacturer reference: 274
ABOUT THIS PRODUCT:
In this experiment, students will perform an enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) in order to screen simulated serum samples for antibodies to the Epstein Barr Virus (EBV) - a virus that causes most mononucleosis infections and that is associated with pediatric lymphomas.
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€179.00
SKU
EDV_274
Details
Group Size:
For 10 lab groups
Time Required:
Complete in 50 minutes
Kit Includes:
Instructions, 10X ELISA wash buffer, ELISA dilution buffer, antigen (lyophilized), primary antibody (lyophilized), secondary antibody (lyophilized), ABTS substrate (lyophilized), & ABTS reaction buffer, small transfer pipets, microtiter plate, 15 mL conical tubes, & snap-top microcentrifuge tubes
All You Need:
Automatic micropipettes with tips (recommended), paper towels, distilled or deionized water, beakers or flasks, disposable lab gloves, & safety goggles
Storage:
Refrigerator
Replenisher:
- #274 BC - EDVO-Kit #274 Replenisher (Comp. A-G)
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Safety Data Sheets:
Instructional Videos:
| Manufacturer | Edvotek Inc. |
|---|---|
| Size / Rxns Number: | No |
| Protocol & Manual | No |
| Technical Tips | No |
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