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ELISA Sensitivity and Specificity

      Sensitivity reflects a test’s ability to correctly identify individuals with a disease or condition, while specificity measures its ability to correctly identify…

ELISA Evolution

Key Milestones 1941 – Introduction of Immunofluorescence In 1941, Albert H. Coons and his team were the first to label antibodies with a fluorescent dye,…

Advancements in ELISA Assay Technology

Advancements in ELISA technology have introduced precision and innovation, significantly enhancing its sensitivity and specificity for detecting and quantifying target proteins across a variety of…

ELISA Assay Challenges

ELISA assays, while widely used and effective, face several challenges that can impact their accuracy and reliability. Key issues include cross-reactivity, where non-target proteins bind…

Best Practices for ELISA Sample Handling

In ELISA, documentation is critical for tracking validation steps and ensuring consistency throughout the process. Proper labeling of samples and reagents is essential to avoid mix-ups. Using a calibrated pipette for accurate measurements helps in…

Choosing the Right ELISA Kit

Selecting the right ELISA kit is crucial for accuracy, precision, and reliable results in detecting and quantifying specific antigens or antibodies. The selection of the…

ELISA Sensitivity and Specificity

Sensitivity reflects a test’s ability to correctly identify individuals with a disease or condition, while specificity measures its ability to correctly identify those without the…