Valita Titer Assays for IgG Quantification
Results in minutes not hours.
Valita Titer plate-based, 96- and 384-well assays that offer a rapid, cost-effective way to measure IgG. Valita Titer is among the industry’s fastest IgG tests and is compatible with all plate readers with a Fluorescence Polarization module.
- Straight from culture to plates and results
- Measure IgG directly in cell suspension
- Rapid & easy to use
Application Notes
- Increased throughput for IgG quantification using Valita Titer 384-well plates
- Rapid Rabbit IgG Quantification using the Valita Titer Assay
- Improved data quality of plate-based IgG quantification using Spark®’s enhanced optics
- High-throughput IgG quantitation platform for clone screening during drug discovery and development
- Rapid Measurement of IgG Using Fluorescence Polarization
- A High-Throughput, Automated Screening Platform for IgG Quantification During Drug Discovery and Development
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Features of Valita Titer Assays
Straight from culture to plates and results
- No sample preparation
- No additional reagents
- No wash
Measure IgG directly in cell suspension
- Simple: Add, mix & read
- Rapid: Results in less than 15 minutes
- Automation friendly: 3 steps in standard plates
- Value for money: Competition-beating prices
Rapid & Easy to Use
- Fastest and easiest IgG quantification assay in the industry
- Number of advantages over other long and tedious techniques like ELISA and HPLC
Technical features
- Plate format: 96- and 384-well plate formats
- Assay precision: < 2.5 % RSD for inter- and intra-assay precision
- Assay accuracy: > 95 %
- Cell robustness: Up to 15x10^6 cells/mL
- Fluorescent label: FITC (Excitation max. = 490, Emission max. = 525)
Introducing the Valita Titer assay
Quantify IgG in minutes, not hours
No matter which stage of the biologics drug discovery and development workflow you’re in, the Valita Titer assay can give you the precise results you need in mere minutes.
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