Home
        Human Ghrelin ELISA Kit
         Contents
1.  1155 2010 945056  PMC 2925405  PMID 20798855     3  Cummings DE et al   2002   The New England Journal of Medicine 346  21   1623   30  doi 10 1056 NEJMoa012908  PMID 12023994     4  Fonken LK  Nelson RJ  2014   Endocrine Reviews 35  4   648 70   doi 10 1210 er 2013 1051  PMID 24673196     5  Garcia JM et al  The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism 90  5   2920   6  doi 10 1210 jc 2004 1788  PMID 15713718     6  Ruperto M et al   2014   Nutrici  n Hospitalaria 29  4   735 50   doi 10 3305 nh 2014 29 4 7222  inactive 2015 02 01   PMID 24679014     7  Berardi E et al   2014   Frontiers in Physiology 5  119   doi 10 3389 fphys 2014 00119  PMC 3986550  PMID 24782779     8   Clynen E et al   2014   Molecular Neurobiology 50  2   626 46   doi 10 1007 s12035 014 8669 x  PMC 4182642  PMID 24705860     9  Hasler WL  2014   Expert Opinion on Emerging Drugs 19  2   261 79   doi 10 1517 14728214 2014 899353  PMID 24669936     Version 1 0       www assaypro com e e mail  Support assaypro com    April 2015    
2.  hormones  ghrelin is released in a circadian fashion  suggesting that ghrelin  levels can indicate interruptions in circadian rhythm  4   Elevated ghrelin  levels have been observed in eating disorders and cachexia associated with  chronic heart failure  liver cirrhosis  and cancer  1  5   The administration of  synthetic ghrelin is being investigated as a potential treatment for cachexia  and hemodialysis patients  6  7   In animal models  ghrelin has been shown to  suppress seizures  and it may also be useful in treating gastroparesis  8  9      Principle of the Assay    The AssayMax Human Ghrelin ELISA  Enzyme Linked Immunosorbent Assay   kit is designed for detection of human ghrelin in plasma  serum and cell  culture samples  This assay employs a quantitative sandwich enzyme  immunoassay technique  which measures ghrelin in 4 hours  A polyclonal  antibody specific for ghrelin has been pre coated onto a 96 well microplate  with removable strips  Ghrelin in standards and samples is sandwiched by the  immobilized antibody and biotinylated polyclonal antibody specific for ghrelin   which is recognized by a streptavidin peroxidase conjugate  All unbound  material is washed away and a peroxidase enzyme substrate is added  The  color development is stopped and the intensity of the color is measured     Caution and Warning      Prepare all reagents  working diluent buffer  wash buffer  standard   biotinylated antibody  and SP conjugate  as instructed  prior to running  the assa
3. Wyssaypro    Human Ghrelin  ELISA Kit    Assaypro LLC  3400 Harry S Truman Blvd  St  Charles  MO 63301  T  636  447 9175  F  636  395 7419    WWW assaypro com    For any questions regarding troubleshooting or performing the assay  please contact our  support team at support assaypro com        Thank you for choosing Assaypro     Assay Summary    Step 1  Add 50 ul of Standard or Sample per well   Incubate 2 hours     Step 2  Wash  then add 50 ul of Biotinylated Antibody per well   Incubate 1 hour     Step 3  Wash  then add 50 ul of SP Conjugate per well   Incubate 30 minutes     Step 4  Wash  then add 50 ul of Chromogen Substrate per well   Incubate 30 minutes     Step 5  Add 50 ul of Stop Solution per well   Read at 450 nm immediately     Symbol Key    ci    Consult instructions for use     Assay Template       12       11       10                                                                   AssayMax Human Ghrelin ELISA Kit    Catalog No  EG3780 1  Sample protocol for reference use only       Introduction    Ghrelin  colloquially known as the    hunger hormone     is a peptide produced in  the gastrointestinal tract  1  2   It functions as a neuropeptide  regulating  hunger and participating in the regulation of energy use and distribution   Higher levels of ghrelin contribute to the increase of appetite and metabolic  function  Ghrelin suppression is related to weight loss and is a potential  treatment of obesity via gastric bypass  3   Like other metabolically related 
4. an anticoagulant     e Serum  Samples should be collected into a serum separator tube   Samples collection and processing should be performed as quickly as  possible  Keep on ice when not in use  It is recommended that protease  inhibitor cocktail is added to samples  for example  o phenanthroline  0 44 mM  EDTA 25 mM  p hydroxy mercuribenzoic acid 1mM and  pepstatin A 0 12 mM  The user may need to optimize concentration of  above reagents  After clot formation  centrifuge samples at 3000 x g for  10 minutes  remove serum and assay  The undiluted samples can be  stored at  20  C or below for up to 3 months  Avoid repeated freeze thaw  cycles    e Cell Culture Supernatants  Centrifuge cell culture media at 3000 x g for  10 minutes to remove debris  collect supernatants and assay  The  undiluted samples can be stored at  20  C or below  Avoid repeated  freeze thaw cycles     Reagent Preparation    e Freshly dilute all reagents and bring all reagents to room temperature  before use    e EIA Diluent Concentrate  10x   If crystals have formed in the concentrate   mix gently until the crystals have completely dissolved  Dilute the EIA  Diluent Concentrate 1 10 with reagent grade water  Store for up to 30  days at 2 8  C    e Human Ghrelin Standard  Reconstitute the 12 8 ng of Human Ghrelin  Standard with 0 8 ml of EIA Diluent to generate a 16 ng ml standard stock  solution  Allow the standard to sit for 10 minutes with gentle agitation  prior to making dilutions  Aliquot standard t
5. ck that the microplate washer is dispensing properly   e If washing by pipette  check for proper pipetting  c technique   2 Splashing of reagents e Pipette properly in a controlled and careful manner   8 while loading wells  v   e Pipette properly in a controlled and careful manner   a Inconsistent volumes A Pon  A e Check pipette calibration   3 loaded into wells     o e Check pipette for proper performance             Insufficient mixing of  reagent dilutions    e Thoroughly agitate the lyophilized components after  reconstitution   e Thoroughly mix dilutions        Improperly sealed  microplate    e Check the microplate pouch for proper sealing    e Check that the microplate pouch has no punctures    e Check that three desiccants are inside the microplate  pouch prior to sealing           Unexpectedly Low or High Signal    Intensity    Microplate was left  unattended between  steps    e Each step of the procedure should be performed  uninterrupted        Omission of step    e Consult the provided procedure for complete list of steps        Steps performed in  incorrect order    e Consult the provided procedure for the correct order        Insufficient amount of  reagents added to  wells    e Check pipette calibration   e Check pipette for proper performance        Wash step was skipped    e Consult the provided procedure for all wash steps        Improper wash buffer    e Check that the correct wash buffer is being used        Improper reagent  preparation    e Consult rea
6. gent preparation section for the correct  dilutions of all reagents           Insufficient or  prolonged incubation  periods       e Consult the provided procedure for correct incubation  time           e Sandwich ELISA  If samples generate OD values higher  than the highest standard point  P1   dilute samples  further and repeat the assay    Non optimal sample e Competitive ELISA  If samples generate OD values lower   dilution than the highest standard point  P1   dilute samples  further and repeat the assay    e User should determine the optimal dilution factor for             samples   Contamination of e A new tip must be used for each addition of different  reagents samples or reagents during the assay procedure   Contents of wells e Verify that the sealing film is firmly in place before placing  evaporate the assay in the incubator or at room temperature   e Pipette properly in a controlled and careful manner   Improper pipetting e Check pipette calibration     Deficient Standard Curve Fit    e Check pipette for proper performance    e Thoroughly agitate the lyophilized components after  reconstitution    e Thoroughly mix dilutions        Insufficient mixing of  reagent dilutions             References     1  Inui A et al   2004  FASEB Journal   Official Publication of the Federation of  American Societies for Experimental Biology 18  3   439 56  doi 10 1096 fj 03 0641  rev  PMID 15003990     2  Sakata    Sakai T  2010   International Journal of Peptides 2010  1   doi 10
7. iately to the foil pouch with desiccants inside  Reseal the pouch  securely to minimize exposure to water vapor and store in a vacuum  desiccator    e Add 50 ul of Human Ghrelin Standard or sample per well  Cover wells  with a sealing tape and incubate for 2 hours  Start the timer after the last  addition    e Wash five times with 200 ul of Wash Buffer manually  Invert the plate  each time and decant the contents  hit 4 5 times on absorbent material  to completely remove the liquid  If using a machine  wash six times with  300 ul of Wash Buffer and then invert the plate  decanting the contents   hit 4 5 times on absorbent material to completely remove the liquid    e Add 50 ul of Biotinylated Human Ghrelin Antibody to each well and  incubate for 1 hour    e Wash the microplate as described above     Add 50 ul of Streptavidin Peroxidase Conjugate per well and incubate for  30 minutes  Turn on the microplate reader and set up the program in  advance    Wash the microplate as described above    Add 50 ul of Chromogen Substrate per well and incubate for 30 minutes  or till the optimal color density develops  Gently tap the plate to ensure  thorough mixing and break the bubbles in the well with pipette tip    Add 50 ul of Stop Solution to each well  The color will change from blue  to yellow    Read the absorbance on a microplate reader at a wavelength of 450 nm  immediately  If wavelength correction is available  subtract readings at  570 nm from those at 450 nm to correct optica
8. l imperfections   Otherwise  read the plate at 450 nm only  Please note that some  unstable black particles may be generated at high concentration points  after stopping the reaction for about 10 minutes  which will reduce the  readings     Data Analysis    Calculate the mean value of the duplicate or triplicate readings for each  standard and sample    To generate a standard curve  plot the graph using the standard  concentrations on the x axis and the corresponding mean 450 nm  absorbance on the y axis  The best fit line can be determined by  regression analysis using four parameter or log log logistic curve fit   Determine the unknown sample concentration from the Standard Curve  and multiply the value by the dilution factor     Typical Data    The typical data is provided for reference only  Individual laboratory  means may vary from the values listed  Variations between laboratories  may be caused by technique differences     Standard Point Average OD  P1 16 0       P2 8 00       P3 4 00       P4 2 00       PS 1 00       P6 0 50       P7 0 25       P8 0 00             Sample  Normal   Sodium Citrate Plasma  1x              Standard Curve    e The curve is provided for illustration only  A standard curve should be  generated each time the assay is performed     H  Ghrelin Standard Curve    OD 450 nm       0 1 ul loo sii  0 1 1 0 10 0 100 0     hGhrelin   ng ml        Reference Value  e Normal human ghrelin plasma levels range from 200 to 1300 pg ml   e Human plasma and se
9. o limit repeated freezing  and thawing  Prepare duplicate or triplicate standard points by serially  diluting the standard stock solution  16 ng ml  twofold with equal  volume of EIA Diluent to produce 8  4  2  1  0 5  and 0 25 ng ml solutions     EIA Diluent serves as the zero standard  0 ng ml   Any remaining solution  should be frozen at  20  C and use within 10 days     Standard Point Dilution  Ghrelin   ng ml   P1 1 part Standard  16 ng ml  16 0    1 part P1   1 part EIA Diluent  1 part P2   1 part EIA Diluent   400      Pa   1partP3 1partElADiluent         Pe    ipartPS ipartElADiluent   050    Ll Ps   ADe   ooo         e Biotinylated Human Ghrelin Antibody  50x   Spin down the antibody  briefly and dilute the desired amount of the antibody 1 50 with ElA  Diluent  Any remaining solution should be frozen at  20  C    e Wash Buffer Concentrate  20x   If crystals have formed in the  concentrate  mix gently until the crystals have completely dissolved   Dilute the Wash Buffer Concentrate 1 20 with reagent grade water    e SP Conjugate  100x   Spin down the SP Conjugate briefly and dilute the  desired amount of the conjugate 1 100 with ElA Diluent  Any remaining  solution should be frozen at  20  C     Assay Procedure    e Prepare all reagents  standard solutions  and samples as instructed  Bring  all reagents to room temperature before use  The assay is performed at  room temperature  20 25  C     e Remove excess microplate strips from the plate frame and return them  immed
10. rum samples from healthy adults were tested     n 30   On average  ghrelin level was 429 pg ml     Performance Characteristics    e The minimum detectable dose of ghrelin as calculated by 2SD from the  mean of a zero standard was established to be 0 1 ng ml    e Intra assay precision was determined by testing replicates of three  plasma samples in one assay    e _ Inter assay precision was determined by testing three plasma samples in  twenty assays     Intra Assay Precision Inter Assay Precision  Sample 1 2 3 1 2 3  n 20 20 20 20 20 20  CV      Average  CV                                            Recovery    Standard Added Value 0 5 5 ng ml  Recovery   89   110   Average Recovery   96                 Linearity  e Plasma and serum samples were serially diluted to test for linearity     Average Percentage of Expected Value      Sample Dilution Plasma Serum          No Dilution 94  91   1 2 98  99   1 4 103  107                    Cross Reactivity    Species    Cross Reactivity           Canine    None       Monkey     gt 50        Mouse     gt 50        Rat     gt 50        Swine     gt 90        Rabbit    None       Bovine    None       Human       Troubleshooting       100                    Issue Causes Course of Action  Use of expired e Check the expiration date listed before use   components e Do not interchange components from different lots   e Check that the correct wash buffer is being used   e Check that all wells are dry after aspiration   Improper wash step e Che
11. ts of the kit at recommended  temperatures up to the expiration date    e Store SP Conjugate and Biotinylated Antibody at  20  C    e Store Microplate  Diluent Concentrate  10x   Wash Buffer  Stop Solution   and Chromogen Substrate at 2 8  C    e     Unused microplate wells may be returned to the foil pouch with the  desiccant packs and resealed  May be stored for up to 30 days in a  vacuum desiccator    e Diluent  1x  may be stored for up to 30 days at 2 8  C    e Store Standard at 2 8  C before reconstituting with Diluent  and at  20  C  after reconstituting with Diluent     Other Supplies Required    e Microplate reader capable of measuring absorbance at 450 nm       Pipettes  1 20 ul  20 200 ul  200 1000 ul  and multiple channel    e Deionized or distilled reagent grade water     Sample Collection  Preparation  and Storage    e Plasma  Collect plasma using one tenth volume of 0 1 M sodium citrate  as an anticoagulant  Samples collection and processing should be  performed as quickly as possible  Keep on ice when not in use  It is  recommended that protease inhibitor cocktail is added to samples  for  example  o phenanthroline 0 44 mM  EDTA 25 mM  p hydroxy   mercuribenzoic acid 1mM and pepstatin A 0 12 mM  The user may need  to optimize concentration of above reagents  Centrifuge samples at  3000 x g for 10 minutes and assay  The undiluted samples can be stored  at  20  C or below for up to 3 months  Avoid repeated freeze thaw cycles   EDTA or Heparin can also be used as 
12. y    e Prepare all samples prior to running the assay  The dilution factors for  the samples are suggested in this protocol  However  the user should  determine the optimal dilution factor     e Spin down the SP conjugate vial and the biotinylated antibody vial before  opening and using contents    e The Stop Solution is an acidic solution    e This kit is for research use only    e The kit should not be used beyond the expiration date     Reagents    e Human Ghrelin Microplate  A 96 well polystyrene microplate  12 strips  of 8 wells  coated with a polyclonal antibody against human ghrelin    e Sealing Tapes  Each kit contains 3 precut  pressure sensitive sealing  tapes that can be cut to fit the format of the individual assay    e Human Ghrelin Standard  Human ghrelin in a buffered protein base   12 8 ng  lyophilized     e Biotinylated Human Ghrelin Antibody  50x   A 50 fold biotinylated  polyclonal antibody against ghrelin  120 ul     e EIA Diluent Concentrate  10x   A 10 fold concentrated buffered protein  base  20 ml     e Wash Buffer Concentrate  20x   A 20 fold concentrated buffered  surfactant  30 ml  2 bottles     e  Streptavidin Peroxidase Conjugate  SP Conjugate   A 100 fold  concentrate  80 ul     e Chromogen Substrate  A ready to use stabilized peroxidase chromogen  substrate tetramethylbenzidine  8 ml     e Stop Solution  A 0 5 N hydrochloric acid to stop the chromogen  substrate reaction  12 ml      Storage Condition    e Upon arrival  immediately store componen
    
Download Pdf Manuals
 
 
    
Related Search
    
Related Contents
Manual de Instrucciones BroadBand Pro  Honda WDP20X User's Manual  INTENSO TAB 814  - simpliTV  Sony VGN-N200 User's Manual  A vos MARQUES. FRET. PARTEZ.  Bosch LTC0485/11 surveillance camera  TDC-50 - セイコータイムシステム  FujiFilm 16228991 Camcorder User Manual  Servidor Sun Fire T1000: Notas del producto    Copyright © All rights reserved. 
   Failed to retrieve file