Alpha Diagnostic Intl Ampicillin ELISA Kit DE-100140 User Manual

User manual for Alpha Diagnostic Intl's Ampicillin ELISA Kit DE-100140, for quantitative detection in pork liver, chicken, duck, shrimp, fish, honey, and milk.


Alpha Diagnostic Intl Ampicillin ELISA Kit DE-100140 User Manual - cover page
Brand
Alpha Diagnostic Intl
Category
Healthcare software
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
4
File format
PDF
File size
230 KB
Published
31 October, 2026
Updated
31 October, 2026
MD5 checksum
1719F67254EFA49E42E43AF57CFAAFA9

About this manual

This document provides instructions for using the Ampicillin ELISA Kit DE-100140 to detect ampicillin in various food samples. It includes kit components, testing procedures, calculation methods, and technical specifications. The kit uses a competitive enzyme immunoassay method and requires a microplate reader and standard solutions for accurate results.

Precautions are outlined to ensure proper handling and storage of reagents, including avoiding light exposure, maintaining temperature, and using only disposable tips to prevent contamination.

What's inside

  • Kit Components
  • Introduction to Ampicillin
  • Calculation of Results
  • Technical Specifications
  • Precautions
  • Principle of the Test
  • Materials and Equipment
  • Sample Pre-treatment

Specifications

Sensitivity0.1 ppb
Detection Limit2 ppb (for chicken, duck, pork, liver, fish, shrimp) / 4 ppb (for honey, milk)
Recovery Rate75%±10% (for chicken, duck, pork, liver, fish, shrimp) / 70%±10% (for honey, milk)
Cross-Reaction RateAmpenicillin 100%, Benzyl penicillin 0.8%, Cloxacillin 0.2%, Dicloxacillin 0.1%, Amoxicillin 0.1%, Ceftiofu 0.1%

Frequently asked questions

What is the detection limit for honey and milk?

The detection limit for honey and milk is 4 ppb due to potential interference.

How is the concentration of ampicillin calculated?

The concentration is calculated by comparing the sample's OD value to a standard curve, using either rough judgment or quantitative determination methods.

What are the cross-reactivity rates for related antibiotics?

Cross-reactivity rates include: Ampenicillin 100%, Benzyl penicillin 0.8%, Cloxacillin 0.2%, Dicloxacillin 0.1%, Amoxicillin 0.1%, Ceftiofu 0.1%.

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