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Tutorial on the operation of qPCR
How does Green Hand carry out a qPCR experiment? Is it truly as straightforward and efficient as it promises? What are the key precautions to prevent common errors? Let's take a look at this video recorded in the ELK lab to find out!
2025-09-04
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Tutorial on the operation of the competitive ELISA
How does Green Hand perform a competitive ELISA experiment? Why is it that a weaker signal means a higher concentration? What are the key precautions to ensure accurate results? Let's check out this video recorded in the ELK lab to uncover the answers!
2025-08-22
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Tutorial on the operation of the easy-step ELISA
How does Green Hand perform an easy-step ELISA experiment? Is it really as simple and fast as it claims to be? What are the key precautions to avoid common pitfalls? Let's check out this video recorded in the ELK lab to find out!
2025-08-22
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The Importance of Parallel Controls in ELISA Experiments
Parallel testing (replicate experiments) plays a crucial role in scientific research, with its importance primarily reflected in the following aspects: 1. Reducing Random Error and Enhancing Data Reliability: Random errors arise from instrument fluctuations, minor operational variations, environ
2025-07-01
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Tutorial on the operation of the bispecific antibody sandwich ELISA
How Green Hand operates ELISA experiment? That's a good question, will she get a satisfactory test result? and what precautions should be paid attention to? Let's check this video recorded in ELK lab.
2025-06-16
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choosing the right ELISA kit can help you achieve more with less effort.
1.What is ELISA Kit？ Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay ( ELISA ) is the most widely used technology in enzyme immunoassay technology . The invention of ELISA Kit has helped scientific researchers save the tedious experimental process and improved scientific research efficiency. Choosing the
2025-02-20
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Collection, processing and storage of tissue homogenate and cell lysate samples
Tissue homogenate Tissue homogenization refers to an experimental technique in which tissue samples are broken up and evenly dispersed in buffer for subsequent experimental manipulation. In the following we will detail the procedure and precautions for tissue homogenization. 1. T
2024-12-30
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Why is it so important to make a standard curve
Because of its easy operation,enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) can simply answer the basic question of how many proteins/polypeptides/antibodies are in the sample. It is a commonly used detection method in scientific research.The core of this simple analysis method is the standard curve.Wit
2023-08-02