tetratricopeptide repeat domain 7 ELISA Kits

A number of ELISA Kits are available that target tetratricopeptide repeat domain 7, an alias of the protein, tetratricopeptide repeat domain 7A. The human protein is encoded by the gene TTC7A. The protein's cellular localization is indicated to be cytoplasmic and membrane-associated. Additional synonyms or past names for this protein may include: GIDID, MINAT, TTC7. Homology is conserved in other species, such as Mouse, Rat, Zebrafish, Frog, Chicken.

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Human Albumin ELISA Kit
The Bethyl Human Albumin ELISA Kit enables quantitative detection of albumin in serum, plasma, CSF, milk, and urine. Using a sandwich ELISA format, it provides sensitive, colorimetric measurement via antibody binding and enzymatic reaction. Ideal for up to 40 duplicate samples, it supports clinical research and monitoring of conditions affecting albumin levels. The kit is ready for immediate use with all required components included for streamlined and reliable testing.
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Set up a live demo with a Bio-Rad Imaging Specialist - Request a DemoUse the ChemiDoc MP Imaging System for flexible, high-sensitivity multiplex fluorescent and chemiluminescence western blot detection, imaging gels, analysis and documentation. This system is compatible with a wide range of fluorophores (see the fluorophore compatibility chart), such as StarBright™ Secondary Antibodies, ethidium bromide, SYPRO Ruby, Coomassie, and silver stains.Features and Benefits Sensitive detection &#...

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