New Kits Put Flexible Assay Development in Your Hands

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New Kits Put Flexible Assay Development in Your Hands

01 Jun, 2016

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Faster and easier development of your own customised lateral flow assays is now possible with the new generic Rapid Assay Device (gRAD) kits from BioPorto, available exclusively in the UK from Alpha Laboratories.

This open, flexible, versatile platform is NOT analyte dependent and gives you total control to customise the assay using your chosen antibodies.

It offers you endless possibilities and applications by enabling creation of lateral flow assays tailored to your needs, in a very short time

gRAD OneDetection is an optimised generic lateral flow strip that is configured with both a test line, where a biotinylated capture antibody will bind, and a control line that will capture any antibody from mouse, rabbit or goat. ?It facilitates fast and easy development of a fully customised qualitative or semi quantitative lateral flow assay.

Alpha Laboratories offers an extensive range of monoclonal antibodies including ready matched, optimised Antibody Pairs that are ideal for use with gRAD for easy development of DIY Lateral Flow Assays.

The gRAD platform is available both as a complete kit containing all the components you need to get started on developing your own assays straight away, and as individual components to maximise flexibility.

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