Competitive ELISA Tutorial 2: How to Use Calbiotech's Competitive ELISA Kits

[@Reivivus]

Man, this is so useful to see the experiment in real time with those animations!

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@Lyric Anakin instablaster :)

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[@roryfletcher1124]

@Lyric Anakin Glad I could help xD

[@mn7828]

thanks for the video! so useful when learning the technique from scratch!

[@jomiki98]

watching this as a student in 2020, so useful

[@greencard1245]

Thank you again Youssef !

[@saadzah5930]

Many thanks for your videos.

[@mrsrekima5593]

this is so helpful and useful thank you so much and god bless you

[@romina222]

Thanks a lot for the explanation! I want to ask, if a patient is infected with a virus then I should expect to see a yellow color, right?

[@nwilczyn]

the more present the infection in the sample, the less color present... it is the opposite of the result with a typical ELISA... because the color is coming about as a result of the enzyme conjugate binding to the antibodies. If there is more binding of conjugate (more color), it means there is less of the protein of interest in the sample. And then the opposite, if there is less color it means there is more of the protein of interest in the sample

[@MyPinkpanther2010]

Why is it read at 450nm?

[@drzenaAcademy]

Great great vidio thanks