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Immunoaffinity Columns for Aflatoxin

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Immunoaffinity Columns for Aflatoxin Specification

Equipment Type
Immunoaffinity Column

Number of Specimens
1 per column

Features
High specificity for aflatoxin, single-use

Port Size
Standard Luer

Interface Type
Manual loading

Mounting Type
Bench-top

Response Time
Immediate (upon sample loading)

Automation Grade
Manual

Measuring Range
1-200 ng

Test Range
0-200 ng

Specimen Size
1-5 ml extract

Max Height
6 cm

Application
Aflatoxin extraction and clean-up

Temperature
4-30C

Humidity
15-80% RH

Accuracy
>95% recovery for aflatoxin

Usage
Laboratory sample preparation

Capacity
3 ml column volume

Control Mode
Manual

Elution Volume
0.5-1 ml

Column Material
Polypropylene

Antibody Type
Monoclonal anti-aflatoxin

Shelf Life
12 months

Cleaning
Single-use, no cleaning required

Storage Conditions
2-8°C

Lead Time
Ready stock, 2-5 days

Sample Compatibility
Food and feed extracts

Pack Size
25 columns/box

Maximum Load
200 ng aflatoxin/column

Aflatoxin Types Detected
B1, B2, G1, G2

Immunoaffinity Columns for Aflatoxin Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Piece

Supply Ability
10 Pieces Per Week

Delivery Time
30 Days

Main Domestic Market
All India, Karnataka

About Immunoaffinity Columns for Aflatoxin

We have extensive experience in the market that empowers us in emerging as a trusted organization engaged in offering Immunoaffinity Columns for Aflatoxin. The columns are used for sample clean-up and preparation within food analysis via either HPLC with fluorescence detection or LC-MS. These columns can isolate aflatoxins B1 and B2 from feeds, food and grains. Immunoaffinity Columns for Aflatoxin can detect levels as low as 10 ppt and as high as 3 ppb. These columns possess a very high matrix tolerance and are able to bind aflatoxins with a very high specificity.

Features:

Specifically for HPLC use
Long shelf life; requires no refrigeration
For use with a variety of samples

Precision Aflatoxin Detection

Monoclonal antibody technology ensures high specificity and recovery rates for all major aflatoxin types present in food and feed samples. Manual loading and immediate response make these columns ideal for routine laboratory workflows.

Reliable Performance and Easy Handling

Each column is single-use and requires no cleaning, facilitating fast throughput and reducing contamination risks. Columns are supplied in ready-to-use packs, compatible with standard lab conditions, and can be delivered within 2-5 days across India.

Robust Storage and Shelf Life

Immunoaffinity columns are stable for up to 12 months when stored at 28C with humidity between 1580% RH. Their polypropylene construction maintains integrity in common lab environments.

FAQs of Immunoaffinity Columns for Aflatoxin:

Q: How do I use the Immunoaffinity Columns for aflatoxin extraction from my sample?

A: Load a 15 ml food or feed extract onto the bench-top mounted column manually. The column selectively binds aflatoxins B1, B2, G1, and G2 via monoclonal antibodies, allowing you to elute purified aflatoxins for analysis within 0.51 ml elution volume.

Q: What types of aflatoxin can these columns detect and recover?

A: These columns are designed to detect and recover aflatoxins B1, B2, G1, and G2 from complex food and feed extracts, delivering greater than 95% recovery in the range of 1200 ng aflatoxin.

Q: When should I discard the immunoaffinity column after use?

A: Immunoaffinity columns are intended for single-use only. Dispose of each column after processing one specimen to maintain accuracy and prevent cross-contamination.

Q: Where should the columns be stored to maintain optimal shelf life?

A: Store the columns at temperatures between 28C and relative humidity of 1580% RH to guarantee a shelf life of up to 12 months and preserve antibody performance.

Q: What is the process for extracting and measuring aflatoxin with these columns?

A: Prepare your sample extract and manually load it onto the immunoaffinity column. Aflatoxins are retained by the antibodies and can be eluted for downstream measurement using standard analytical techniques such as HPLC or LC-MS.

Q: What are the key benefits of using these columns in laboratory sample preparation?

A: Key benefits include high specificity due to monoclonal antibodies, fast and reliable recovery of aflatoxins, single-use to prevent contamination, compatibility with standard lab equipment, and immediate response for efficient workflows.