| Grade : | for Immunochemistry |
| Storage Condition : | Keep at 2-10 degrees C. |
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293-79801
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96Tests |
Given that the level of orexin A in the cerebrospinal fluid is significantly decreased in patients with narcolepsy, a type of sleep disorder, orexin A is thought to play an important role in controlling sleep functions. The level of orexin A has been measured conventionally using radioimmunoassay. However, due to the need for radioisotopes (RI), the measurements could only be performed at dedicated institutions with proper equipment.
This product is an ELISA kit that enables simple measurements of orexin A from human cerebrospinal fluid, as well as rat cerebrospinal fluid, serum, and plasma without the need for radioisotope.
Performance
| Standard curve range | 4.69~300 pg/mL |
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| Samples | human cerebrospinal fluid, rat cerebrospinal fluid, rat plasma, rat serum※1 |
| Necessary amount of sample | 25 μL |
| Duration of measurement | About 20 hours |
| Within-run reproducibility | CV<5 % |
| Between-run reproducibility | CV<16 % |
※1: The levels of orexin A in normal human plasma and serum, as well as in wild-type mouse plasma and serum, are undetectable using the kit. The level may be high enough to be detected if orexin A was added or Orexin A was overexpressed.
| Outline | This product is for research use only. Do not administer it to human. Orexin is considered to have a function in regulating wakefulness and sleep because orexin A was decreased remarkably in the cerebrospinal fluid of patients with narcolepsy, a sleep disorder. This product is an ELISA kit for simple measurement of orexin A in human cerebrospinal fluid as well as rat cerebrospinal fluid, serum and plasma. The kit does not cross-react with orexin B. [Applicapable sample] human cerebrospinal fluid, rat plasma, serum, cerebrospinal fluid [Standard curve range] 4.69-300 pg/mL [Sample volume] 25uL [Reference] Ono, T., et al.: Psychiatry Clin Neurosci. 72, 11, 849 (2018). |
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