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Pea early-browning virus negative control

€ 80.00
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SKU
PEBV_NC
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Pea early-browning virus negative control (1.0 mL) for 50 tests.

Any questions?

On request we’re able to customize our products for your specific purpose. Please contact us via primediagnostics@wur.nl.

José van Beckhoven

Manager Prime Diagnostics
Wageningen Plant Research

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Pea early-browning virus negative control (1.0 mL) for 50 tests.

More Information
Assay ELISA
H/S-code 13021970
Number of assays/quantity 50
Pathogen Pea early-browning virus
Product type Control
Quantity 1.0
Type Virus
Units mL

Years of experience
on crop diseases

Customer support to 
help you via e-mail

Possibility to order
different varieties

Possibility to order
small batches

Frequently asked questions

How are the antibodies generated?
The antibodies are polyclonal antibodies produced in rabbit, goat or sheep.
How are the reagents shipped?
The ELISA, LFD, LAMP, Luminex xAMP and IIF reagents are shipped without additional ice or coldpacks. The reagents have proven to stay stable during elongated travelling times in tropical regions. The TaqMan enzymes and Luminex xTAG are shipped on cold ice.
I cannot find what I am looking for, what to do?
Please contact us via primediagnostics@wur.nl
Do the ELISA reagents also work with other buffers?
The coating-buffer cannot be replaced; please follow the protocol attached to the ELISA. The extraction buffer can be replaced by other extraction buffers; please follow the instructions of the manufacturer if applicable. The conjugate buffer can be replaced for additional blocking; please contact us for detailed information.

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José van Beckhoven

Manager Prime Diagnostics
Wageningen Plant Research

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