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Thermo Scientific™ QuantaRed™ Enhanced Chemifluorescent HRP Substrate Kit
Description
Thermo Scientific™ QuantaRed Enhanced Chemifluorescent HRP Substrate is the most sensitive fluorescent ELISA substrate, providing sensitivity comparable to enhanced chemiluminescence.
Highlights:
Sensitive – low picogram to femtogram detection
Red-shifted – less interference from autofluorescence generated by biological samples
Convenient – compatible with existing filter sets, no need to purchase special filter sets
Complete – easy to use; no buffers to prepare or reagent powders to dissolve
Flexible – effective stop solution result in stable signal for at least 4 hours
Versatile – produces strong signal for easy fluorometric or colorimetric measurement
Note:
Equilibrate all reagents to room temperature before use. Temperature can affect the reaction kinetics.
Specifications
Specifications
| Product Type | ELISA Substrate |
| Quantity | 110 ml |
| Detection Method | Fluorescence |
| Product Line | QuantaRed |
| Substrate Properties | Chemical Substrate |
| Substrate Type | HRP (Horseradish Peroxidase) |
| Content And Storage | Sufficient For: 960 wells (10 x 96-well plates) at 100 μL working solution per well • QuantaRed ADHP Concentrate, 1 mL • QuantaRed Enhancer Solution, 50 mL • QuantaRed Stable Peroxide Solution, 50 mL • QuantaRed Stop Solution, 10 mL Store at 4°C. |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
No. This is a soluble HRP substrate for ELISA and other plate-based applications.
The recommended concentrations of antibodies and HRP conjugate are listed below:
Capture Antibody: 1-10 µg/mL
Detection Antibody: 0.05-1 µg/mL
HRP Conjugate: 0.1-0.2 µg/mL
No. The QuantaRed Stop Solution included in the kit must be used to effectively stop the reaction.
To measure in a kinetic mode, simply omit the Stop Solution. At high HRP concentrations and prolonged reaction times, the fluorescent product may self-quench, which is observed as continuous color development without a change in fluorescent intensity. Optimization of the detection antibody or HRP conjugate is required to determine the linear range of a particular assay system.
Black opaque plates typically produce the best results. White opaque plates also can be used, but might produce higher backgrounds. A variety of other plate types, such as gray or opaque plates with transparent bottoms are also useful with this substrate. Use clear plates if the absorbance of the colored product will be measure instead of the fluorescence.
For Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.