Tests for Antibiotic Residues

The Residue Plex™ assay uses monoclonal and polyclonal antibodies and natural capture agents in a competitive inhibition assay configuration.

Discrimination of the individual microspheres is arranged by different bead sizes and bead internal fluorescent intensities, which lead to the analysis of multiple analytic results per sample.

Examples of chemical structures of antibacterial substances.

Residue Plex has the ideal characteristics of a screening method:

*  A very low rate of false-negative samples
*  High throughput
*  Ease of use
*  Short analysis time
*  Excellent repeatability
*  Very good specificity
*  Good selectivity, and
*  Low cost.

Residue Plex assays have a single sample clean-up
process for all antibiotic tests, which is much simpler than
solid-phase extraction.  Read more, click here.