ELISA Plate: Essential Consumable for High-Sensitivity Detection [Guide]

ELISA Plate: Key Consumable for ELISA Experiments

ELISA Plate: Key Consumable for ELISA Experiments

The ELISA plate is a key consumable for ELISA experiments. It's coated with antigens or antibodies. Through antigen - antibody reactions and enzyme - catalyzed color - development, the content of specific substances in samples can be detected. It's widely used in immunological detection and disease diagnosis.
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Advantages of the product

High - Throughput Screening

With multiple wells (e.g., 96 - well plates are common), the ELISA plate is suitable for high - throughput screening. A large number of samples can be processed simultaneously, significantly increasing the efficiency of detection. This makes it an ideal choice for large - scale epidemiological studies, drug development screening, and mass - scale disease surveillance.

Good Reproducibility

The standardized manufacturing process of the ELISA plate ensures good reproducibility of experimental results. The consistent coating of antigens or antibodies on each well and the uniform quality of the plate materials contribute to reliable and comparable results across different experiments and laboratories, enhancing the validity of research findings.

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Manufacturers of ELISA plates manufacture the plates for use with the enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) tests. The manufacture of these plates is done with extreme care to maintain the same dimensional and surface properties of each well to guarantee consistent results in ELISA testing. Quality control is carried out to ensure that the ELISA plate functions as intended

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How does an ELISA plate work?

Antigens or antibodies are pre - coated on the plate. When samples are added, specific antigens and antibodies in the samples bind. Then, an enzyme - labeled secondary antibody is added, and after adding a substrate, the enzyme catalyzes a color - changing reaction, indicating the presence and quantity of the target substance.
It can detect various substances such as proteins, hormones, antibodies, and antigens. It plays a crucial role in diagnosing infectious diseases, detecting biomarkers, and immunological research.
ELISA plates usually have an expiration date. If properly stored in a dry, dark place at the recommended temperature, they can be stored for a certain period before use, but after opening, they should be used as soon as possible to ensure accuracy.

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User evaluation of the product

John Smith

Zhizi’s ELISA plates have a high binding capacity. The antigen - antibody reactions are consistent, resulting in accurate test results.

smird

These ELISA plates are compatible with most automated plate readers. They’ve streamlined my immunological detection work.

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Easy - to - Use and Cost - effective

Easy - to - Use and Cost - effective

ELISA plates are relatively easy to use, requiring only basic laboratory skills for operation. They are also cost - effective, especially when considering their high - throughput capabilities. The combination of ease - of - use and affordability makes them widely adopted in various laboratories, from research institutions to clinical diagnostic centers.

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