This is a CLIA general protocol, a serological test that, in clinical analysis, is frequently used to detect and measure different biomarkers through the use of a bioluminescent reaction.
CLIA tests can be used to detect everything from antibodies, hormones and enzymes to viruses and bacteria. This versatility makes them ideal for use in a variety of settings, from hospitals and clinics to research laboratories.
This protocol describes the steps for performing a CLIA test. Please be aware that the protocol may need to be optimized for different cells, products, target proteins, etc.
This CLIA protocol contains
- Materials and reagents
- Sample preparation
- Reagent preparation
- Assay procedure
- Calculation of the results
- Troubleshooting
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