This document describes the features and characteristics of the Rat GnRH Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA) Kit, including the detection range, minimum detection limit, specificity, shelf life, and intended applications.
About this manual
This manual provides detailed guidance for the rat Gonadotropin‑releasing hormone (GnRH) ELISA immunoassay kit. It describes the kit components, storage conditions, and preparation of reagents such as the assay plate, standards, sample diluent, biotin‑antibody, and HRP‑avidin solutions.
The document also outlines the complete assay workflow, including sample collection, dilution principles, plate washing, incubation steps, substrate development, termination, and optical density measurement. Additional sections cover calculation of sample concentrations, precautions, and recommended practices for reliable results. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- Detection range and sensitivity
- Reagent storage and preparation
- Sample collection and dilution
- Assay procedure
- Plate washing methods
- Calculation of results
- Precautions and troubleshooting
Specifications
| Detection range | 3.12 pg/ml – 200 pg/ml |
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| Minimum detection limit | 1 pg/ml |
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| Shelf life | 6 months |
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| Reagent storage (long term) | -20 °C |
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| Reagent storage (frequent use) | 2‑8 °C |
Frequently asked questions
What is the detection range of the rat GnRH ELISA kit?
The kit can detect GnRH concentrations from 3.12 pg/ml up to 200 pg/ml.
How should the kit reagents be stored?
Store the kit at –20 °C for long‑term storage and at 2‑8 °C when used frequently.
What is the minimum detection limit of the assay?
The assay’s minimum detection limit is 1 pg/ml.
How long is the kit valid after manufacture?
The kit has a shelf life of six months.