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Наименование ОбъемПроизводствоМетод Кат.Номер
ИФА набор Human Antigen KI-67 (Ki-67)  96Cusabio ELISA CSB-E16294h 
ИФА набор Human Apolipoprotein A2,apo-A2  96Cusabio ELISA CSB-E13504h 
ИФА набор Human Catenin beta-1 (CTNNB1/CTNNB/OK/SW-cl.35/PRO2286)  96Cusabio ELISA CSB-E08963h 
ИФА набор Human Caveolin-1,Cav-1  96Cusabio ELISA CSB-E09682h 
ИФА набор Human Chromogranin,CgA  96Cusabio ELISA CSB-E09153h 
ИФА набор Human Disabled homolog 2-interacting protein(DAB2IP) ELISA kit  96Cusabio ELISA CSB-EL006481HU 
ИФА набор Human E-Cadherin,E-Cad  96Cusabio ELISA CSB-E04519h 
ИФА набор Human epidermal growth factor receptor 2 (sp185/HER2)  96Cusabio ELISA CSB-E11161h 
ИФА набор Human epidermal growth factor receptor,EGFR  96Cusabio ELISA CSB-E12124h 
ИФА набор Human Free Prostate Specific Antigen,fPSA  96Cusabio ELISA CSB-E04769h 
ИФА набор Human Free Testosterone,F-TESTO  96Cusabio ELISA CSB-E05096h 
ИФА набор Human Glutamate carboxypeptidase 2(FOLH1)  96Cusabio ELISA CSB-EL008782HU 
ИФА набор Human High Sensitive Interleukin 6(IL-6) ELISA Kit  96Cusabio ELISA CSB-E16546h 
ИФА набор Human Kallikrein 2(hK 2)  96Cusabio ELISA CSB-E13094h 
ИФА набор Human pro-gastrin-releasing peptide, ProGRP  96Cusabio ELISA CSB-E09127h 
ИФА набор Human prostate specific antigen,PSA  96Cusabio ELISA CSB-E04768h 
ИФА набор Human Prostate stem cell antigen(PSCA)  96Cusabio ELISA CSB-EL018840HU 
ИФА набор Human sex hormone-binding globulin,SHBG  96Cusabio ELISA CSB-E08232h 
ИФА набор Human Soluble Endoglin,sENG/sCD105  96Cusabio ELISA CSB-E10030h 
ИФА набор Human thrombospondin 1,TSP-1  96Cusabio ELISA CSB-E08763h 
ИФА набор Human total prostate s pecific antigen,tPSA ELISA Kit  96Cusabio ELISA CSB-E09627h 
ИФА набор Human Transforming Growth factor β1,TGF-β1 ELISA kit  96Cusabio ELISA CSB-EL023446HU 
ИФА набор Human Ultra Sensitive Prostate Specific Antigen,PSA U S ELISA Kit  96Cusabio ELISA CSB-E08989h 
ИФА набор для определения лептина человека (Leptin, LEP)  96Cusabio ELISA CSB-E04649h 
ИФА набор Интерлейкин 6 (IL-6, Интерлейкин 6)  96Cusabio ELISA CSB-E04638h 
ИФА набор матриксная металлопротеиназа-9, (MMP-9) человека  96Cusabio ELISA CSB-E08006h 
ИФА набор Нейрон специфическая енолаза человека (Neuron-specific enolase, NSE)  96Cusabio ELISA CSB-E07961h 
ИФА набор Пептид, связанный с геном кальцитонина человека (calcitonin gene related peptide, CGRP)  96Cusabio ELISA CSB-E08210h 
ИФА набор рецептор урокиназы, активатора плазминогена (uPAR) человека  96Cusabio ELISA CSB-E04752h 
ИФА набор тканевой ингибитор металлопротеиназы-1, (TIMP-1) человека  96Cusabio ELISA CSB-E08003h 
ИФА набор тканевой ингибитор металлопротеиназы-2, (TIMP-2) человека  96Cusabio ELISA CSB-E04733h 
ИФА набор Трансформирующий фактор роста бета 2 человека (transforming growth factors β2,TGFβ2)  96Cusabio ELISA CSB-E09783h 
ИФА набор Трансформирующий фактор роста бета 3 человека (Transforming Growth factor β3, TGF-β3)  96Cusabio ELISA CSB-E13738h 
ИФА набор фактор некроза опухолей альфа, (TNF-α) человека  96Cusabio ELISA CSB-E04724h 
ИФА набор фактор роста гепатоцитов, (HGF) человека  96Cusabio ELISA CSB-E04573h 
ИФА набор Фактор, ингибирующий миграцию макрофагов человека (Macrophage Migration Inhibitory Factor, MIF)  96Cusabio ELISA CSB-E08330h 
Хромогранин А  96 wellsDako ELISA K002511 
   
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