Newly Launched resDetectTM dsRNA ELISA Kit

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Newly Launched resDetect^TM dsRNA ELISA Kit

During the in vitro transcription (IVT) of mRNA products, Double-Stranded RNA (dsRNA) is frequently generated as a by-product, impacting vaccine safety and effectiveness.

Ensure the quality of mRNA products with the high-sensitivity dsRNA ELISA Kit! With a detection limit of 8.988 pg/mL, this kit ensures the quality and safety of mRNA products by specifically identifying dsRNA without cross-reacting with ssRNA or dsDNA. The Kit recognizes >40 bp dsRNA (including modified types) and is ideal for precise and reliable quality control of RNA products.

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