What is the Lateral Flow System?
The lateral flow system is a strip that can detect the presence or absence of a target analyte (chemical or substance) in a sample. Generally, the lateral flow strip consists of three parts: interpretation area, immersion area, and solution absorption area.
Lateral Flow System Products
Universal Lateral Flow Strips (50T)
250.00Universal Lateral Flow Strips are ready-to-use, universal test strips (dipstick), which are based on lateral flow technology using gold particles. The strip is designed to develop rapid test systems for several analytes such as proteins, antibodies, or gene amplificons. The user needs to develop an analyte-specific solution, which contains a first detector (e.g. antibody, antigen, specific probe) labeled with FITC and a second one (e.g. antibody, primer) labeled with biotin.
The strip should be placed directly into the sample solution. No assay buffer is required.View more details...QuantityCas12/13 Lateral Flow Strips (50T)
275.00Cas12/13 Lateral Flow Strips use chromatographic double antibody sandwich method to detect the labeled probes of Cas12/13. Users only need to mark one end with biotin and the other end with FITC or 6-carboxyfluorescein (6-FAM) when designing the probes. This product can be used to detect the Cas digestion products after PCR or isothermal amplification of the target gene.View more details...Quantity
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