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Human Iso-Insulin ELISA

Name: Human Iso-Insulin ELISA
SKU: 10-1128-01_1x96wells_M16
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10-1128-01

Product group Assays

Overview

Supplier
Mercodia
Product Name
Human Iso-Insulin ELISA
Delivery Days Customer
3
Assay Detection Range
3 - 100 mU/L
Certification
CE-IVD
Scientific Description
Mercodia Iso-Insulin ELISA provides a method for the quantitative determination of total insulin. It is a high quality enzyme immunoassay for the quantification of insulin; both endogenous and exogenous. The assay measures common, as well as non-commercially available, insulin analogues and comes with full cross-reactivity data. Combination of Mercodia Iso-Insulin ELISA with the highly specific Mercodia Insulin ELISA enables calculation of analog concentrations by subtracting endogenous insulin. Mercodia Diabetes Antigen Control (10-1134-01 (US only) or 10-1164-01) is designed to be used as a two-level control for human insulin. • Measures total insulin • Cross-reactivity with most insulin analogs • Calibrated against 1st International Reference Preparation 66/304 for human insulin. • CE/IVD labeled on select markets
UNSPSC
41116133

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