Invitrogen™ TNF alpha Mouse ProcartaPlex™ Simplex Kit

Ideal solution for assessing multiple protein biomarkers in a single sample. Explore our broad portfolio of pre-configurated panels and combinable single analytes.

Supplier:  Invitrogen™ EPX01A20607901

Catalog No. 50-112-5641

Includes: concentrated Magnetic Beads coated with monoclonal antibody to mouse TNF alpha
mouse TNF alpha Standard (lyophilized)
Biotin-Conjugate (50x) anti-mouse TNF alpha monoclonal antibody

Description

When combining multiple Simplex kits (i.e., when not using a pre-configured Multiplex Panel), only one buffer kit (sold separately) is needed for each assay plate regardless of plex size.

About ProcartaPlex Assays for the Luminex Platform
ProcartaPlex immunoassays are based on the principles of a sandwich ELISA, using two highly specific antibodies binding to different epitopes of one protein to quantitate all protein targets simultaneously using a Luminex instrument. ProcartaPlex multiplex assays require as little as 25 µL of plasma or serum, or 50 µL of cell culture supernatant, and just four hours to obtain analyzed results.
• More results per sample—measure multiple protein targets simultaneously in a single 25–50 µL sample
•Well-established Luminex technology—highly referenced multiplexing platform for protein detection and quantitation

ProcartaPlex assays utilize Luminex xMAP (multianalyte profiling) technology for the simultaneous detection and quantitation of up to 80 protein targets in a single 25–50 µL sample from plasma, serum, cell culture supernatants, and other bodily fluids.

The Luminex beads in the ProcartaPlex assay are internally dyed with precise proportions of red and infrared fluorophores to create spectrally unique signatures that can be identified by the Luminex xMAP detection systems (e.g. Luminex 200, FLEXMAP 3D, and MAGPIX). Similar to a sandwich ELISA, the ProcartaPlex assay uses matched antibody pairs to identify the protein of interest. In a multiplexed assay, each spectrally unique bead is labeled with antibodies specific for a single target protein, and bound proteins are identified with biotinylated antibodies and streptavidin–R-phycoerythrin (RPE). The conjugation of protein-specific antibodies to a distinct bead allows for analysis of multiple targets in a single well.

The most significant difference between a ProcartaPlex assay and ELISA is that the capture antibody in the ProcartaPlex assay is conjugated to a bead and not adsorbed to the microplate well, so the ProcartaPlex assay reagents are free-floating in the solution. For detection, the Luminex 200 instrument, for example, contains two lasers, one to distinguish the spectral signature of each bead and the second to quantify the amount of RPE fluorescence, which is proportional to the amount of protein present in the sample. ProcartaPlex multiplex assays can profile more target proteins using significantly less sample in the same time that it takes to perform a traditional sandwich ELISA.

ProcartaPlex multiplex panels are available in multiple formats across six species (human, mouse, rat, nonhuman primate, porcine, and canine).

Specifications

• Product Type: Simplex Kit
• Species: Mouse
• Bead Type: TNF alpha [45]
• Assay Range: As determined for Lot 1: 3.7 - 15,000 pg/mL
• For Use With (Equipment): Luminex™ Instruments
• Gene Alias: DIF, TNF-a, TNF-alpha, TNFSF2, TNFalphaa, Tnfsf1a, Tnlg1f, Tnf
• Gene Symbol: TNF
• Protein: Tumor necrosis factor
• Sample Type: Serum, Plasma, Cell Culture Supernatants
• UniProt ID: P06804
• Shipping Condition: Wet Ice

• Quantity: 96 Tests
• Combinability: Combinable
• Assay Sensitivity: As determined for Lot 1: 0.39 pg/mL
• Format: Simplex Kit
• Gene: tumor necrosis factor
• Gene ID (Entrez): 21926
• Product Line: ProcartaPlex™
• Protein Subtype: Cachectin
• Sample Volume: Serum, Plasma: 25 μL; CCS: 50 μL
• Content And Storage:

  • 1 vial Capture Beads (50X)
  • 1 vial biotinylated Detection Antibody (50X)
  • 2 vials Mouse Standard Mix A (lyophilized)
  
  Store at 2°C to 8°C.
  
  

• Research Area: Immunology, Oncology, Neurobiology, Toxicology, Cytokines