Products Research Area/Disease Metabolism CircuLex Human PCSK9 ELISA Kit

CircuLex Human PCSK9 ELISA Kit

CircuLex Human PCSK9 ELISA Kit.

Specifications:

Description

The CircuLex Research Product Human PCSK9 ELISA Kit is used for the quantitative measurement of Human PCSK9 in serum, plasma, cell culture medium and other biological media. It can be used for 96 Assays.

Target:	PCSK9
Product Type:	ELISA Kit
Size:	96 Assays
Application:	ELISA
Research Area / Disease:	Metabolism
Species Reactivity:	Human

Components

Microplate
10X Wash Buffer
Dilution Buffer
Mouse PCSK9 Standard
HRP conjugated Detection Antibody
Substrate Reagent
Stop Solution

Citations

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