NKMAX

Product Information

General Description

The Murine NK Activity Kit is an IFN-ɣ quantitation assay for plasma samples collected and prepared with the NK Cell activating agent. Murine NK Activity Kit is intended for research use only, for the measuring of Natural Killer Cell Activity (NKA) in Mice.

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Storage

Activator (NK Cell activating agent): -20°C / Other components: 2-8°C

Product Type

ELISA assay

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