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Alpbiotech Elisa Kits Catalogue Research Use.Xlsx ALP LABORATUVAR ÜRÜNLERİ SAN. VE TİC. LTD. ŞTİ. Organism Product CAT NO. Product Name Specification species Type ALP-00001HU Human Phosphofructokinase,PFK ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00002HU Human CYR61 Cysteine-rich protein 61 ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00003HU Human extracellular signal -regulated kinase,ERK ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00004HU Human Muscle specific tyrosine kinase, MuSK ELISA kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00005HU Human bFGFR ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00006HU Human FABP4 ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00007HU Human PGRP-S ELISA kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00008HU Human 1,25-dihydroxyvitamin D3,DVD/DHVD 3 ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00009HU Human 1,3-Disphosphoglycerate,1,3-DPG ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00010HU Human 1,3-betaD glucosidase,1,3-betaD-Glu ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00011HU Human 1,5-anhydroglucitol,1,5-AG ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00012HU Human 11-dehydro-thromboxane B2,11-DH-TXB2 ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00013HU Human 15-lipoxygenase,15-LO/LOX ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00014HU Human 16-αHydroxyestrogen 1,16-α OHE-1 ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00015HU Human 17-Hydroxycorticosteroids,17-OHCS ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00016HU Human 17-Hydroxyprogesterone,17-OHP ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00017HU Human 17-ketosteroids,17-KS ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00018HU Human 2,3-dinor thromboxane B2,2,3-dinor-TXB2 ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00019HU human β-tubulin,TUBB ELISA kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00020HU Human 25-Dihydroxy vitamin D, 25-OH-D ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00021HU Human 25-Dihydroxy vitamin D3,HVD3 ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T www.alpbiotech.com [email protected] Egemenlik Mah. 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ALP-00022HU Human 26S proteasome,26S PSM ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00023HU Human 28S ribosome RNP antibody,28S rRNP ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00024HU human 3-hydroxy-3-methylglutaryl-Coenzyme A synthase 1,HMGCS1 ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00025HU Human 3-Nitrotyrosine,3-NT ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00026HU Human 50% complement hemolysis,CH50 ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00027HU Human 5-hydroxyindoleacetic acid,5-HIAA ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00028HU Human 5-Hydroxytryptamine,5HT ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00029HU Human 5-lipoxygenase,5-LO/LOX ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00030HU Human 5-Nucleotidase,5-NT ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00031HU Human 6-hydroxydopamine,6-OHDA ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00032HU Human 6-keto-prostaglandin F1a,6-K-PGF1a ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00033HU Human 6-keto-prostaglandin,6-K-PG ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00034HU Human 8-epi-prostaglandin F2alpha(8-iso-PGF2α) ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00035HU Human 8-iso prostaglandin,8-iso-PG ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00036HU Human A Disintegrin And Metalloprotease 10,ADAM10 ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00037HU Human A Disintegrin And Metalloprotease 8,ADAM8 ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00038HU Human A Disintegrin And Metalloprotease 9,ADAM9 ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00039HU Human Abnormal prothrombin,APT ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00040HU Human acetylcholine receptor antibody,AChRab ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00041HU Human acetylcholine,ACH ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00042HU Human Acetylcholinesterase,AChE ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00043HU Human Acid Phosphatase,ACP ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T www.alpbiotech.com [email protected] Egemenlik Mah. Hoca Ahmet Yesevi Blv. No:44/37 Dulkadiroğlu / KAHRAMANMARAŞ ALP LABORATUVAR ÜRÜNLERİ SAN. VE TİC. LTD. ŞTİ. ALP-00044HU Human acid sphingomyelinase, ASM ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00045HU Human acidic fibroblast growth factor 1,aFGF-1 ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00046HU Human aconitase 2,ACO-2 ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00047HU Human Acrine Orange,AO ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00048HU Human activated coagulation factor Ⅻ,FⅫa ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00049HU Human Activated Leukocyte Cell Adhesion Molecule,ALCAM ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00050HU Human activated protein C resistance,APCR ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00051HU Human activated protein C,APC ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00052HU Human activating transcription factor-1,ATF-1 ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00053HU Human Activin A,ACV-A ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00054HU Human Acylation Stimulating Protein,ASP ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00055HU human ADAM metallopeptidase with thrombospondin type 1 motif4,ADAMTS4 ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00056HU Human adaptor molecule apoptotic peptidase activating factor 1,APAF1 ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00057HU Human adeno-associated virus,AAV ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00058HU Human adenosine deaminase,ADA ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00059HU Human Adenosine diphosphate,ADP ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00060HU Human Adenovirus Antigen,ADV-Ag ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00061HU Human Adenovirus IgG,ADV-IgG ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00062HU Human Adenovirus IgM,ADV-IgM ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00063HU Human adenylyl cyclase 1,AC-1 ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00064HU Human adipocyte fatty acid-binding protein,a-FABP ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00065HU Human adiponectin,ADP ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T www.alpbiotech.com [email protected] Egemenlik Mah. Hoca Ahmet Yesevi Blv. No:44/37 Dulkadiroğlu / KAHRAMANMARAŞ ALP LABORATUVAR ÜRÜNLERİ SAN. VE TİC. LTD. ŞTİ. ALP-00066HU Human adipose differentiation-related protein,ADRP ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00067HU Human adrenal cortex antibody,ACA ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00068HU Human adrencocorticotropic hormone,ACTH ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00069HU Human adrenergic alpha-1A receptor,ADRA1A ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00070HU Human adrenomedullin,ADM ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00071HU Human advanced glycation end products,AGEs ELISA Kit(26 ng/ml -1600 ng/ml) Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00072HU Human advanced oxidation protein products,AOPP ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00073HU Human Agouti Related Protein,AGRP ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00074HU Human Agrin ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00075HU Human Alanine Aminotransferase,ALT/GPT ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00076HU Human alcohol dehydrogenase,ADH ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00077HU Human aldehyde dehydrogenase,ALDH ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00078HU Human Aldolase,ALD ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00079HU Human alkaline phosphatase,ALP ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00080HU Human Alpha1 Antichymotrypsin,AACT ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00081HU Human alpha-1-microglobulin/bikunin precursor,AMBP ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00082HU Human Alpha-Actin,α Actin ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00083HU Human alpha-fetoprotein Lens culinaris agglutiin 1,AFP-L1 ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00084HU Human alpha-fetoprotein Lens culinaris agglutiin 2,AFP-L2 ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00085HU Human alpha-fetoprotein Lens culinaris agglutiin 3,AFP-L3 ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00086HU Human Alpha-fetoprotein,AFP ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00087HU Human alpha-granular membrane protein,GMP-140 ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T www.alpbiotech.com [email protected] Egemenlik Mah. Hoca Ahmet Yesevi Blv. No:44/37 Dulkadiroğlu / KAHRAMANMARAŞ ALP LABORATUVAR ÜRÜNLERİ SAN. VE TİC. LTD. ŞTİ. ALP-00088HU Human alpha-L-fucosidase,AFU ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00089HU Human Alternative macrophage activation-associated CC chemokine 1,AmAC-1 ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00090HU Human alveoli basement membrane zone antibody,ABM-Ab ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00091HU Human amiodarone,AD ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00092HU Human Amylin ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00093HU Human amyloid beta peptide 1-40,Abeta1-40 ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00094HU Human amyloid beta peptide 1-42,Abeta1-42 ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00095HU Human anapastic lymphoma kinase,ALK ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00096HU Human Androgen Binding Protein,ABP ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00097HU Human androgen receptor,AR ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00098HU Human Androstenedione,ASD ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00099HU Human Angiopoietin 1,ANG-1 ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00100HU Human Angiopoietin 2,ANG-2 ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00101HU Human Angiopoietin 4,ANG-4 ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00102HU Human angiopoietin-like protein 3,ANGPTL3 ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00103HU Human angiostatin,ANG ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00104HU Human Angiotensin Ⅰ Converting Enzyme,ACEⅠ ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00105HU Human Angiotensin II Receptor 2 antibody,AT2R-Ab ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00106HU Human Angiotensin II Receptor 2,AT2R ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00107HU human angiotensin II receptor type Ⅰa,AgtrⅠa ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00108HU Human Angiotensin converting enzyme,ACE ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T ALP-00109HU Human Angiotensinase A,ATA ELISA Kit Human ELISA 96T/48T www.alpbiotech.com [email protected] Egemenlik Mah.
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