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U-PLEX platform offers validated components that can be combined to create high quality assays quickly and easily. The U-PLEX non-human primate MIP-1α Antibody Set is a matched pair of antibodies that can be used (with other U-PLEX components such as plates, calibrators, diluents, and MSD GOLD Read Buffer B) to build U-PLEX assays that measure MIP-1α. These assays can measure MIP-1α alone or in multiplex panels with other biomarkers. The Product Inserts in the “Documentation” tab (below) provide detailed instructions for building assays with U-PLEX Antibody Sets.  
 For information on multiplexing MIP-1α with other analytes, please see 
U-PLEX Biomarker Group 1 NHP Assays. 
 
    
    
 
    
    
    
        
                
            
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                            MIP-1α
                        
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                            For Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.
                        
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                            2-8 °C
                        
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                            619514
                        
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                            Q8HYQ3
                        
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