Thermo Scientific™ SuperSignal™ ELISA Femto Substrate

HRP substrate formulated for superior protein detection and low-end linearity in chemiluminescent ELISA applications.

Supplier:  Thermo Scientific™ 37074

Catalog No. PI37074

Description

Thermo Scientific™ SuperSignal ELISA Femto Maximum Sensitivity Substrate is formulated for superior protein detection and low-end linearity in chemiluminescent ELISA applications.

SuperSignal ELISA Femto Substrate generates detectable chemiluminescence (light) within one minute of addition to trace amounts of soluble HRP, saving up to 30 minutes per assay compared to colorimetric ELISA substrates. This feature is ideal for high-throughput screening (HTS) applications in which as many as 100,000 assays can be performed daily on robotic equipment. Because incubation periods are often a limiting factor in the development of rapid automated assays, SuperSignal ELISA Femto Substrate is the logical choice for automated HTS applications.

Highlights:

• Immediate light generation – intense signal generated immediately at both room temperature and 37°C

• Improved low-end linearity – easy detection of low quantities of proteins with high signal-to-noise ratios and low-end linearity of dose response curves

• High sensitivity – femtogram-level detection of target proteins

• Reduction in assay time – high sensitivity allows for reduction in incubation steps

• Stability – storage for six months at room temperature or a minimum of 12 months at 4°C with a six-hour working solution stability

• Emits light at 425nm – measurable by luminometers

Includes:

Luminol/Enhancer Solution; Peroxide Buffer

Specifications

• Product Type: ELISA Substrate
• Detection Method: Chemiluminescence
• Substrate Properties: Chemical Substrate
• Content And Storage: Stable for one year at 4°C or six months at room temperature. Product is shipped at ambient temperature.

• Quantity: 250 mL Kit
• Product Line: SuperSignal™
• Substrate Type: HRP (Horseradish Peroxidase)

For Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.