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CANDOR entwickelt, produziert und vertreibt eine umfassende Auswahl an hochwertigen Lösungen für Immunoassays. CANDOR bietet mehr als 50 verschiedene Produkte an, darunter Optimierer, Blocker, Stabilisatoren und Pufferlösungen für Immunoassays. Durch den Einsatz dieser Lösungen kann die Zuverlässigkeit der Ergebnisse verbessert, der Assay vereinfacht und die Prozesszeiten verkürzt werden. Mehr als 850 Kunden in 50 Ländern verwenden CANDOR Produkte und profitieren von der CANDOR Expertise in der Assayentwicklung und Probenmessung. Website: www.candor-bioscience.de
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Optimization buffers
Why do you need optimization?
- If you have false positive or negative results.
- If you have a specific signal lack due to too much background noise.
Problems with immunoassay results are frequent, with more than 80% of the tests being affected by different types of problems that are independent of the manipulator's level of experience.
These problems can have several sources:
- Matrix Effects
- Cross-reactivity
- Non-specific connections
- HAMAs (human anti-mouse antibodies) or other heterophilic antibodies
- The endogenous proteins present in the tested samples
The perfect solution for interference problems in immunoassays should remove weak to medium affinities without affecting strong affinities.
Optimization solutions are a class of solutions for advantageous and multifunctional immunoassays.
They are different from other diluents and buffers. We offer a buffer that combines several functionalities of diluents in a product and that is not just a dosage diluent. In addition, it can reduce HAMA interference and helps avoid matrix effects. Another product allows one-step incubation analyzes without compromising the reliability of the results. This is due both to the optimization and stabilization properties of the solution. The casein-based surface blocker is also part of the class of optimizers. The blocking solution has exceptional blocking characteristics combined with reduced background noise and high sensitivity of the immunoassay.
