The Human Angiogenin ELISA (Enzyme-Linked Immuno-sorbent Assay) kit is an enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay for the quantitative measurement of Human Angiogenin in serum, plasma, cell culture supernates and urine.
May be stored for up to 6 months at 2-8°C from the date of shipment. Standard (recombinant protein) should be stored at -20°C or -80°C (recommended at -80°C) after reconstitution. For more detailed information, please download the following document on our website.
Sensitivity
1.5 pg/mL
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References
Application of GPS technology to sliding slope deformation monitoring
BOUNDARIES OF ROCK MECHANICS: RECENT ADVANCES AND CHALLENGES FOR THE 21ST CENTURY
This paper discusses monitoring and data processing of slope sliding of the ANGANG open mine by GPS technology, according to survey specification of deformation observation, analyses the deformation, and compares it with the deformation observation. The results are reported to the mine compancy to insure safety and stability of mine production. GPS technology's application to sliding deformation deserves further development.
The Return of Planning in China: Comment on Heilmann-Melton and Hu Angang
Heilmann and Melton break important new ground in describing the revival of development planning in China and showing how planning is now interwoven with other aspects of the political system, particularly policy formulation and cadre evaluation. Clarification of the instruments planners use and their link to developmental outcomes would improve the argument. Although planners believe their plans are consistent with a market economy, it may turn out that the revival of planning after 2003 was purchased at the cost of significant distortions in the market economy and reduced efficiency.
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