Ultra Sensitive Mouse Insulin ELISA Kit

The Mouse Insulin ELISA (Ultra Sensitive) is used to quantify levels of mouse insulin in serum, plasma, cell culture, and fluid using only a 5 µL sample volume.
Highlights
  • Kits use only 5 µL sample
  • Dynamic range of 0.1- 64 ng/mL
  • High sensitivity (50 pg/mL) using 5 µL sample
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Product Specifications

Catalog # 90080
Sample Size 5 µL
Sample Types Serum, plasma, cell culture, or fluid
Tests 96 wells (12 x 8 well strips)
Reagents In liquid form (except standard)
Sensitivity 0.05 ng/mL
Assay Range Low Range Assay: 0.1 - 6.4 ng/mL
Wide Range Assay: 0.1 - 12.8 ng/mL
High Range Assay: 1 - 64 ng/mL
Precision Intra-assay precision CV ≤ 10.0%
Inter-assay precision CV ≤ 10.0%
Storage 2-8°C
Regulatory Research Use Only
Distribution Worldwide
Assay Summary Assay and protocol summary

Additional Info

Crystal Chem's is a worldwide leading supplier of mouse and rat insulin ELISA kits. Our kits are the most sensitive on the market, and are used by leading research universities, pharma companies, and government institutions around the world.

Note: For bulk purchases, save money with our 10-kit pack.

Highlights:
Small Sample Volume Requires only a 5 µL sample, ideal for small quantity mouse samples.
Highly Sensitive and Precise This assay has a sensitivity of 0.05 ng/mL using a 5 µL sample with CV ≤ 10.0%.
Wide Dynamic Range Range of 0.1 - 64.0 ng/mL, using only a 5 µL sample. Run both low and high insulin assays using the same kit.
Specific and Fast This is an easy-to-use kit that is highly specific for mouse insulin with results in under 3.5 hours.


Recovery:       When mouse insulin was spiked to mouse serum, the recovery of mouse insulin was 100% ± 15%


Specificity:

Substance Reactivity
Mouse Insulin 100%
Rat Insulin 100%*
Hamster Insulin Detected*
Rat C-peptide Not Detected
Rat pancreatic polypeptide Not Detected
Porcine glucagon Not Detected
Human Insulin like growth factor-I Not Detected
Human Insulin like growth factor-II Not Detected
*Can vary from lot to lot. Specific cross reactivity data is included with each kit



Typical Standard Curve:

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