Considerations for membrane selection
When selecting a membrane, consider how the various membrane materials and their properties will interact with your reagents and sample to meet your test goals for sensitivity, specificity and test duration.
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Read moreWhen selecting materials for immunoassay development, membrane properties and reagent properties must be considered together, as their interactions determine the outcome of test development. When selecting a membrane, you must consider how the various materials and properties will interact with your reagents and sample to meet your test goals for sensitivity, specificity and test duration.
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