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Diagnostic Salivary Estradiol ELISA Kit (FDA, CE Mark)

Biomarkers

Technical Summary

Assay Protocol
Rev. 01.04.21
Specifications
Catalog#: 1-4702
Regulatory Status: 510(k) Exempt, CE Mark
Format: 96-well plate
Assay Time: ~ 3 hrs
Sample Volume/Test: 100 µL
Sensitivity: 0.1 pg/mL
Assay Range: 1 pg/mL - 32 pg/mL
Storage Requirements: 2-8°C
Tests Per Kit
Singlet: 76
Duplicate: 38
Target Analyte
Technical Documentation

References & Salivary Estradiol Research

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