TMB Slow Kinetic 1-Component HRP Microwell Substrate (SUBK)
TMB Slow Kinetic 1-Component HRP Microwell Substrate is a ready-to-use solution containing 3,3′,5,5′-tetramethylbenzidine in a mildly acidic buffer. TMB Slow Kinetic 1-Component HRP Microwell Substrate exhibits roughly 25% less sensitivity than our most popular substrate, TMB 1-Component HRP Microwell Substrate. Lower sensitivity substrates are ideal for ELISAs where the test samples contain high levels of the target molecule, for assays with long incubation periods (such as overnight incubations), and for assays that simply do not require a high level of sensitivity.
TMB Slow Kinetic 1-Component HRP Microwell Substrate (SUBK)
TMB Slow Kinetic 1-Component HRP Microwell Substrate is a ready-to-use solution containing 3,3′,5,5′-tetramethylbenzidine in a mildly acidic buffer. TMB Slow Kinetic 1-Component HRP Microwell Substrate exhibits roughly 25% less sensitivity than our most popular substrate, TMB 1-Component HRP Microwell Substrate.
Lower sensitivity substrates are ideal for ELISAs where the test samples contain high levels of the target molecule, for assays with long incubation periods (such as overnight incubations), and for assays that simply do not require a high level of sensitivity.
Bulk volumes are available upon request.
2-8°C
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3.35-3.75
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- Allow product to equilibrate to room temperature (25°C) prior to use.
- Add 100 µL to each well. When reacting with peroxidase, a soluble blue reaction product develops that can be read at 370 nm or in a range of 620-650 nm. The reaction product is stable for 1 hour.
- The reaction can be stopped using an appropriate stop solution, such as Stop Solution for TMB Substrates (STOPT), for endpoint assays. STOPT changes the chromogen from blue to yellow and the absorbance to 450 nm. For best results, sample absorbance should be monitored and read before values exceed 2.0 OD units. STOPT can increase the absorbance up to 3-fold, so the reaction should be stopped when absorbance values reach approximately 0.7 OD units.