Detect Inflammatory Cytokines at Picogram Levels with Sword ELISA Boosters

6 Feb 2019

Traditional ELISA (enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay) methods using the horseradish peroxidase (HRP) substrate 3,3’,5,5’- tetramethylbenzidine (TMB) often fail to detect low abundance analytes, such as inflammatory cytokines. Sword Diagnostics has developed the Sword ELISA Booster, a next-generation ELISA detection technology that directly replaces the detection reagents in a traditional, gold-standard ELISA, to increase sensitivity up to 30 fold.

MultiWash+ Microplate Washer

Molecular Devices®

The MultiWash+ Microplate Washer is configurable for both 96- and 384-well plates and comes with four wash/rinse bottles and one waste bottle to make getting started simpler. Features: Walk-up usability4 wash and rinse bottles includedFlexible system washes 96- or 384-well platesAutomated rinse reduces cloggingCross-wise aspiration reduces residual volume within each wellVacuum and pressure freeOn-board pumps that provide a quiet wash experienceQuiet, efficient, compact and portableWash Protocols & Modes The On-board touch panel comes with the option of 20 different wash protocols including - Up to 8 cycles within each protocol Adjustable speed and volume Adjustable aspiration speed and time Adjustable soak times 3 shaking modes available

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