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GBL705016

Grace Bio-Labs ONCYTE® SuperNOVA nitrocellulose film slides

16-6 mm x 6 mm NC pads per slide, plain glass

Synonym(s):

nitrocellulose slides, protein microarrays, Grace Biolabs 705016, film slides, porous nitrocellulose film slides

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About This Item

NACRES:
NB.15
UNSPSC Code:
41122600
Material:
nitrocellulose (on glass)
Packaging:
pkg of 20 ea
Manufacturer/tradename:
Grace Bio-Labs 705016
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material

nitrocellulose (on glass)

packaging

pkg of 20 ea

manufacturer/tradename

Grace Bio-Labs 705016

external size

25 mm × 75 mm

binding type

high binding surface

General description

Fluorescence detection is a preferred method for many quantitative protein microarray assays in research and diagnostic applications due to its excellent sensitivity and potential for multiplexing. Use of multiplexed fluorescence-based assays on porous nitrocellulose though has been hampered by high backgrounds at shorter excitation wave lengths (such as the 532nm fluorescence channel). These ONCYTE™ SuperNOVA™ microporous nitrocellulose film slides increase protein microarray assay sensitivity and dynamic range using fluorescent end points at multiple wave lengths. Use of SuperNOVA™ slides can lower the limit of detection with fluorescent end points by 3 – 4 orders of magnitude over competing nitrocellulose film slides.

Legal Information

NOVA is a trademark of Grace Bio-Labs, Inc.
Oncyte is a registered trademark of Grace Bio-Labs, Inc.
SuperNOVA is a trademark of Grace Bio-Labs, Inc.


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