MSF31 MitoProfile®
Dipstick Assay Kit
for Frataxin Quantity
30
Dipstick Kit: $325.00 |
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60 Dipstick Kit: $545.00
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Please contact us for
volume discounts.
Brief Description & Uses
Contains 30 or 60 dipsticks and necessary components to assess the
levels of frataxin. The kit includes sufficient materials to evaluate
several unknown samples and to determine the linear working range of a
normal sample.
For a detailed overview of the MitoProfile®
Dipstick Technology please click
here.
Immunochromatographic Reader
While visual measurements and scanning on a flatbed scanner can both be
used to evaluate our dipsticks, the most effective quantitative results
are derived when using an immunochromatographic reader that has been
specifically designed to read conjugated gold lateral flow devices.
The reader that we recommend is the Hamamatsu
ICA-1000, which is a simple PC-based system for
measuring and analyzing our dipstick products. We have an agreement in
place with Hamamatsu that allows us to offer this reader directly to
our customers. To learn more about this reader, or to order one, please
click
here to visit the product page.
Specifications
Product:
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MitoProfile® Dipstick Assay Kit
for Frataxin Quantity
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Catalog #:
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MSF31
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Kit Components:
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Dipsticks, dried frataxin
gold-conjugated antibody and buffers.
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mAb Clone ID:
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17A11AC7 (dipsticks)
18A5DB1 (dried gold-conjugated frataxin antibody)
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Applications:
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Quantitative analysis of frataxin
protein levels
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Antigen Species Cross-Reactivity:
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Human
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Storage:
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Store dipsticks and gold-conjugated
secondary antibody at room temperature out of direct sunlight in their
provided containers. Store buffers at 4°C.
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Country of Origin:
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USA
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Product
References
Molecular Genetics and Metabolism. 2008 May;94:491-7.
"Lateral-flow immunoassay for the frataxin protein in Friedreich's ataxia patients and carriers."
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References
for Frataxin
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Images
The image above is from an experiment using
the MSF31 assay kit to quantify frataxin levels from β -lymphocyte cell
culture samples derived from control individuals and Friedreich's
Ataxia (FA) patients. The signal intensity from the standard curve was
interpolated and the relative amount of frataxin in the patients, as
compared to the controls, was determined. Based on the above analysis,
the patient samples had between 13% and 20% of frataxin levels compared
to the control.
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