abinScience provides research-use ELISA kits spanning sandwich, competitive, and sVNT formats. Each lot includes LoD/LoQ, linearity, spike-recovery, and precision data. Validated for CSF, serum, plasma. 96-well breakable strips. RUO
Why Researchers Choose abinScience
Full Formats Sandwich, competitive, sVNT (ACE2–RBD)
Lot-Specific QC LoD/LoQ, linearity, CV, recovery
Matrix Protocols CSF, serum, plasma; MRD guidance
Ready-to-Use Calibrators, controls, reagents
Flexible Plates 96-well breakable strips
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Selection & Assay Guide
Assay Format: Use sandwich for proteins; competitive for small molecules; sVNT for neutralizing antibody assessment (reports Inhibition%/IC50).
Matrix: Follow MRD in CoA; validate spike-recovery (80–120%) if needed.
Curve Fitting: Default 4PL/5PL; include full standard range and run controls on every plate.
Performance Metrics: Check LoD/LoQ, linearity, recovery, and CV (typically ≤10–15%).
Run Strategy: Use breakable 96-well strips; avoid freeze-thaw cycles; prepare working solutions per protocol.
Applications
Biomarker quantification in CSF/serum/plasma
Neutralizing antibody assessment via ACE2–RBD blocking (sVNT)
Method development, tech transfer and laboratory training
FAQs
What is the difference between sandwich and competitive ELISA?
Sandwich requires two non-overlapping epitopes and offers high sensitivity; competitive fits small molecules or single-epitope contexts and yields inverse signals.
How do LoD and LoQ differ?
LoD is the lowest detectable concentration; LoQ is the lowest quantifiable concentration meeting accuracy/precision criteria. Refer to the lot-specific CoA.