In article <E5utnE.AvB at fsa.bris.ac.uk>,
Jared Head <bijgh at zeus.bris.ac.uk> wrote:
>Hi,
>>I'm about to buy a conjugate for doing ELISA's with, and I have the
>choice of alkaline phosphatase or horseradish peroxidase. We are set up
>to do assays with either, and they both cost the same, so I can't make up
>my mind which to buy.
>>Can anybody tell me the advantantages (or disadvantages) of the two systems?
>
Well, one advantage of HRP is that you can use the same enzyme-linked secondary
antibody for chemiluminescent Westerns.
BioKen
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