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PathoScreen® Kit for Phytophthora (Phyt)
$286 – $799
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Product Description
– The Phytophthora (Phyt) ELISA test system is intended for use with plant samples exhibiting symptoms of Phytophthora infection. This test can also be used to test fungal culture samples. The Phytophthora ELISA detects Phytophthora to the genus level and cannot differentiate species.
This test is the approved high throughput screening method in a U.S. national survey for Phytophthora ramorum, the causal agent of sudden oak death disease.
This test is the approved high throughput screening method in a U.S. national survey for Phytophthora ramorum, the causal agent of sudden oak death disease.
Web ID
– PSA 92601
Shipping
– Room temperature
Kit Components
– Antibody-coated 96-well microtiter plates
Alkaline phosphatase enzyme conjugate
RUB6, 1X Ready to use
PNP substrate tablets, 5 mg each
PNP substrate buffer, 5X concentrate
Positive control
PBST buffer, 20X concentrate, 50 mL
General extract buffer 2, GEB2 powder
User Guide
Alkaline phosphatase enzyme conjugate
RUB6, 1X Ready to use
PNP substrate tablets, 5 mg each
PNP substrate buffer, 5X concentrate
Positive control
PBST buffer, 20X concentrate, 50 mL
General extract buffer 2, GEB2 powder
User Guide
Features & Benefits
– Test Label: Alkaline Phosphatase
Test Format: Double Antibody Sandwich (DAS) ELISA
Capture Reagent: Polyclonal
Detection Reagent: Monoclonal
Limit of detection: 1:1,280 dilution of infected tissue (pathogen titer unknown)
Test Format: Double Antibody Sandwich (DAS) ELISA
Capture Reagent: Polyclonal
Detection Reagent: Monoclonal
Limit of detection: 1:1,280 dilution of infected tissue (pathogen titer unknown)
Disclaimer: All products are for Research use only unless clearly stated otherwise on the product datasheet. Datasheets provided on the website are drafts for reference purpose only and you are requested to always refer to the hard copy included in the kit for your experimentation. Agdia Products are available for delivery only in Canada.
