Elisa Plates

ELISA (Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay) plates are specialized microplates designed for performing immunoassays to detect and quantify proteins, antibodies, antigens, or other biomolecules. These plates provide an optimized surface for immobilizing target molecules, ensuring reliable and reproducible results in research, diagnostics, and industrial applications.

Content and Properties of ELISA Plates

• Material Composition:
  • Made of high-quality polystyrene, chosen for its optical clarity and ability to adsorb biomolecules effectively.
  • Surface treatments enhance the binding of specific biomolecules.
• Surface Types:
  • High-Binding: Adsorbs a wide range of proteins, making it suitable for general-purpose assays.
  • Medium-Binding: Optimized for less sensitive assays or when specific binding is required.
  • Low-Binding: Minimizes non-specific interactions, ideal for sensitive or specialized assays.
• Well Formats:
  • Available in 96-well and 384-well configurations for flexibility in throughput.
  • Flat-bottom, round-bottom, or U-bottom designs, depending on the assay type and detection method.
• Color Options:
  • Transparent plates for colorimetric assays.
  • White plates for luminescence-based assays to enhance signal reflection.
  • Black plates for fluorescence assays to reduce background signal.

Applications of ELISA Plates

• Quantification of Biomolecules:
  • Widely used for detecting and quantifying proteins, peptides, and hormones.
• Antibody-Antigen Interactions:
  • Used in direct, indirect, sandwich, and competitive ELISA formats to study biomolecular interactions.
• Diagnostics:
  • Essential in clinical diagnostics for detecting infectious diseases, biomarkers, or autoimmune conditions.
• High-Throughput Screening:
  • Ideal for large-scale testing in pharmaceutical and biotechnology research.

ELISA plates are critical tools in immunology, clinical diagnostics, and life science research. Their optimized designs ensure precise and reliable detection of biomolecules, supporting a wide range of applications from fundamental research to advanced diagnostics.