Ibuprofen Serum

Rabbit anti Ibuprofen

Cat. Num. AAA570428

• Reactivity: Compound tested % Cross- reactivity; Bezafibrate 0.4%; Gemfibrozil 0.2%; Bisphenol A 0.6%; Ibuprofen 100%; Carazolol <0.1%; Metoprolol 0.1%; Chlorpyrifos 0.3%; Naproxen 2.2%; Clofibrinic acid 0.3%; Nonylphenol 1.3%; Diclofenac <0.1%<
• Applications: ELISA
• Synonyms: Ibuprofen; Polyclonal Serum; Rabbit anti Ibuprofen; Ibuprofen serum

• Host: Rabbit
• Reactivity: Compound tested % Cross- reactivity; Bezafibrate 0.4%; Gemfibrozil 0.2%; Bisphenol A 0.6%; Ibuprofen 100%; Carazolol <0.1%; Metoprolol 0.1%; Chlorpyrifos 0.3%; Naproxen 2.2%; Clofibrinic acid 0.3%; Nonylphenol 1.3%; Diclofenac <0.1%<
• Clonality: Polyclonal
• Specificity: Immunogen: BSA-Ibuprofen derivative conjugate, Target: Ibuprofen, CAS no.: 15687-27-1, Solubility: Organic solvents, PEGs.
• Form/Format: Each vial contains 0.1 ml 10mg/ml serum

• Applicable Applications for Ibuprofen serum: ELISA (EIA), Immuno affinity chromatography (IAC)
• Application Notes: Dilution of 1/7,000 from the delivered immune serum. (The titer is defined as the dilution that gives 50 % of the absorbance from the maximum absorbance when tested with ELISA).; Suggested concentration to use in ELISA : 1/5,000 from the delivered solution. Plates are coated with 400 ng/ml OVA- derivative. HRP-conjugated anti-rabbit IgG as a tracer 1/8,000
• Source Note: Rabbit immune serum
• Preparation and Storage: Store at 4 degree C or aliquot and store at -20 degree C for longer periods.; Precautions should be taken upon storage for longer periods. Problems of long term stability may occur with highly diluted solutions.; No other preservative agent has been added to the present formulation.; For long storage purposes in solution the addition of sodium azide at 0.02 % is advised with the appropriate precautions of use.

Related Product Information for Ibuprofen serum

Ibuprofen is an anti-inflammatory drug used for pain relief, fever reduction and against swelling. It is one of the most sold over-the-counter drugs. It is found in the environment, especially in the water environment in the neighbourhood of large cities and hospitals.

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References

J.G.M. Derksen, G.M. van Eijnatten, J Lahr, P. van der Linde and A.G.M. Kroon - Enviromental Effects of Human Pharmaceuticals, p 225, RIWA Report 2000.051, Leleystad, The Netherlands
Eline P. Meulenberg, Gijsbert O.H. Peelen, Eddie Lukkien and Kees Koopal - Immunochemical detection methods for bioactive pollutants - Intern. J. Environ. Anal. Chem. Vol. 85, No. 12-13, 15 October-15 November 2005, 861-870