KLH as negative control ??

[anna-karin.robertson at cmm.ki.se]

Negative control how? As a sample, or as the coating, or what? What kind of ELISA? You should be aware that KLH is a very large protein which forms aggregates, and this might not be what you want. It might be better trying ovalbumin or BSA instead, if you just want a normal irrelated protein (remember that serum albumin has a high homology between species...). We have had one instance where an antimouse antibody bound unspecifically to KLH.../Anna-Karin

gioiann at libero.it wrote:

> Has someone got problem with KLH (Hemocianin) as negative ELISA control ??

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