Competitive ELISA Tutorial 3: Analyzing Typical Competitive ELISA Data in Excel

In this video, we show how typical data from a Competitive ELISA (Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay) can be analyzed using common spreadsheet software, such as Microsoft Excel. There are several programs available for the analysis of ELISA data, but Excel is such a common program that it will be beneficial for many people to see how data analysis can be done using this program alone.
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This video is a part of our ELISA Tutorial Series. Here are all of the videos in this series:
ELISA Tutorial 1: Understand How an ELISA Works - • ELISA Tutorial 1: How ...
ELISA Tutorial 2: Coating and Blocking the ELISA Plate - • ELISA Tutorial 2: Coat...
ELISA Tutorial 3: Preparing and Adding Samples to the ELISA Plate - • ELISA Tutorial 3: Prep...
ELISA Tutorial 4: Finishing the Assay (Sandwich ELISA) - • ELISA Tutorial 4: Fini...
ELISA Tutorial 5: Preparing ELISA Data in Excel for Analysis with GraphPad Prism - • ELISA Tutorial 5: Prep...
ELISA Tutorial 6: How to Analyze ELISA Data with GraphPad Prism - • ELISA Tutorial 6: How ...
Competitive ELISA Tutorial 1: How a Competitive ELISA Works - • Competitive ELISA Tuto...
Competitive ELISA Tutorial 2: How to Use Calbiotech's Competitive ELISA Kits - • Competitive ELISA Tuto...
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Thank you very much! You just can`t imagine how this video helped me!

[@ithirstyforknowledge]

Wonderful video. Extremely well explained. Special thanks for explaining the calcs. Great job!!! Thumbs up!

[@arvindchaurasiya3772]

Thank you sir. You explained it so nicely. I was struggling to solve second order polynomial equation, but I was not aware that it's so easy to solve it by excel.

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Million thanks! I found this video very helpful

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Very useful! many thanks!

[@Ben__Hall]

😃😃Thank You Protocolplace. This method really helped me alot, though i have a long way to go. Wanted to ask, Why some of my unknown concentration calculated are Negative ?

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very beautifully explain sir thanks

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Great Video!!!!

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Very useful video thank you so much..

[@Myopinions24]

hi, sorry, but I don't understand how I should interpret the concentration after I calculated them? To what I should compare them? if I need to know the severity of the sample, what's the limit I should compare to? Is it positive control? and how I say this sample is negative? is it negative with its concentration equals/less the negative control? or should I compare them to the standards? please help me :(( I have an ELISA report to submit

[@greencard1245]

Thank you!

[@sharpAXEE]

What to do if curve fit equation has E

[@olishasumer5377]

Thank you for this video. I wanted to know why some of my OD sample value bring cut off by a line?? I am still new in this 😅 I can't seem to find out why it's like this

[@evgenia]

You need to do a serier on data-analysis basics. My university professor never explained this, just assuming we know it, failing 80% of class.

[@xDomglmao]

wish you'd do some tutorials for excel tests (fisher test etc.), since your explanations are great

[@ujwal3488]

Hai thanks for the Video it helped me lot to understand , kindly let me now what if r2 value don't meet to .9 that is not closer to 1 in such result how to evaluate . And if the absorbance lower r greater to you std absorbance what to do ,how to dilute and measure the assay kindly help me in this to understand better .

[@nizargravi1450]

Hi, how can I find the reference of that when data that are greater or smaller than standard ranges will be deleted? Many thanks Nizar Hussein

[@miscelleneoustubes]

You could have also shown us how to calculate intra-assay and inter-assay coefficient of variations

[@robs9966]

Hi Youssef, thank you for the great videos. One thing that puzzles me is the plotting of the graph for extrapolating the unknown concentraions. Usually we plot Standard concentrations on X axis and variables like absorbance on the Y axis. In this tutorial, it is the other way around. Could you kindly provide an explanation for this. Thank you

[@forbeslorman]

I believe it's so you can easily solve for Y (concentration) using the polynomial equation generated

[@stickom]

all fine until you plugged in 1/abs to x values.. can you explain that a little..

[@solomonyilma9058]

Thank you Dear! Absorbance and concentration is directly proportional but here I have seen the revers. could you say something on the reason why this happen?

[@hossana842]

This is competitive ELISA so it is not directly proportional. Watch this kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZOVZ6GHi7J7mtU.

[@Peace-vf1cn]

this is more suitable for measuring protein concentration. ELISA data with STD with known concentrations???

[@sanaamjad6629]

Hye! can i use this method for my sandwich ELISA data ?

[@delladedel6197]

hi i found "E" on my equation. what does it mean?

[@tasleemarif1]

Della Dedel E means exponential,,ie. exp in Excel

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