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Tumor Markers Elisa Kits

A number of different tumor markers ELISA kits are available, these are intended for aiding in the detection, diagnosis and management of some types of cancers. They can also be used in clinical research, routine diagnostics and therapy treatment follow up. Tumor markers research topic read more.

TSG101 ELISA Kit (Tumor Susceptibility Gene 101 Protein)

• Reactivity: Human
• Sensitivity: 18.75 pg/ml
• Range: 31.25 – 2000 pg/ml
• Sample: Tissue Homogenates, Plasma, Serum, Biological Fluids
• Target: Tumor Susceptibility Gene 101 Protein, TSG101, ESCORT-I Complex

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VDBP ELISA Kit (Vitamin D Binding Protein)

• Reactivity: Human
• Sensitivity: 2.334 ng/ml
• Range: 3.906 – 250 ng/ml
• Sample: Tissue Homogenates, Serum, Plasma, Biological Fluids
• Target: Vitamin D Binding Protein, Group-Specific Component, hDBP, VDBP, DBP-MAF, vitamin D-binding alpha-globulin, Gc-MAF, GRD3

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