Ensayo de ATP luminométrico PhosphoWorks™

Este kit PhosphoWorks™ es de Resplandor continuo y proporciona un ensayo de luminiscencia rápido, simple y homogéneo para la determinación de la proliferación celular y la citotoxicidad en células de mamíferos.

Descripción

El trifosfato de adenosina (ATP) juega un papel fundamental en la energenia celular, la regulación metabólica y la señalización celular. El ensayo de ATP luminometrico PhosphoWorks™ proporciona un kit de luminiscencia rápido, simple y homogéneo para la determinación de la proliferación celular y la citotoxicidad en células de mamíferos.

El ensayo se puede realizar en un conveniente formato de placa de microtitulación de 96 pocillos y 384 pocillos. La alta sensibilidad de este ensayo permite la detección de ATP en muchos sistemas biológicos, muestras ambientales y alimentos. Este kit PhosphoWorks ATP tiene una señal de luminiscencia estable de hasta 4 horas. Tiene una luminiscencia estable sin necesidad de mezclas ni separaciones, y está formulado para tener un tiempo mínimo de manipulación.

Nombre en Ingles: PhosphoWorks™ Luminometric ATP Assay Kit *Extended Luminescence*

CatalogoProductoPresentación
AAT-21608Ensayo de ATP luminométrico PhosphoWorks™10 placas
AAT-21609Ensayo de ATP luminométrico PhosphoWorks™1 placa

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Importante: Solo para uso en investigación (RUO).

Plataforma

Lector de Microplacas de Fluorescencia

Placa recomendadaBlanca sólida

Componentes

Componente A: ATP Monitoring Enzyme1 vial
Componente B: ATP Sensor (Light-sensitive)10 viales
Componente C: Buffer de reacción2 viales (50 mL/vial)

PREPARACION DE SOLUCION DE TRABAJO

  1. Transfiera todo el vial de 10 ml de buffer de reacción (componente C) al sensor de ATP (componente B) y mezcle bien.
  2. Agregue 20 µL de Enzima de Monitoreo de ATP (Componente A) en la botella de Componente B+C y mezcle bien para hacer una solución de trabajo de ATP. Nota: Evite la posible contaminación por ATP de fuentes biológicas exógenas.

Para obtener guias sobre la preparación de muestras de células, visite

https://www.aatbio.com/resources/guides/cell-sample-preparation.html

Imagenes

Fig. 1

Figura 1. El número de células CHO-K1 se midió con el kit de ensayo de ATP de luminiscencia PhosphoWorks™ en una placa blanca de 96 pocillos utilizando un lector de placas NOVOstar (BMG Labtech). La señal de luminiscencia de las células CHO-K1 hasta 100 células por pocillo se controló durante un máximo de 2 horas (factor Z’ = 0,6). El tiempo integrado fue de 1 segundo.

Fig. 2

Figura 2. La respuesta a la dosis de ATP se midió con el kit de ensayo PhosphoWorks Luminescence ATP. Se controlaron las concentraciones de ATP de 10 uM a 0,1 nM durante un máximo de 5 horas a intervalos de 1 segundo.

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