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SAs (Sulfonamides of 17-in-1_ELISA Kit
  • SAs (Sulfonamides of 17-in-1_ELISA Kit
Assay Genie

SAs (Sulfonamides of 17-in-1_ELISA Kit

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The competitive ELISA format from Assay Genie is built around detecting residues of seventeen different sulfonamide antibiotics in a single screening run. This 17-in-1 plate targets the sulfonamide class — compounds historically deployed in livestock production — across edible and biological matrices including muscle tissue, milk, honey, and urine. Laboratories running food safety monitoring, residue surveillance, or veterinary drug screening programs rely on this kit to flag contaminated specimens before they reach consumers.

Each plate accommodates 96 assays, providing throughput for batch screening of multiple samples. The assay relies on competitive binding principles, where sulfonamide residues in a sample compete with coated antigen for antibody binding sites, and the resulting color development is read on a standard microplate reader. Results are interpreted against a standard curve prepared from the included reference standards.

Sample preparation depends on the matrix: muscle and milk typically require simple dilution and deproteinization, honey needs reconstitution in buffer, and urine can be analyzed with minimal clean-up. The full protocol with reagent volumes and incubation times ships with the kit.

Storage recommendations keep the working reagents stable for the duration of the shelf life when handled according to the package insert. All components arrive in vials and bottles configured for laboratory use only, intended for in vitro research workflows in food testing facilities, quality control labs, and academic institutions investigating antimicrobial residues.