"capture reagent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a substance used in capturing or trapping another substance for a variety of purposes. For example, "This capture reagent is specially designed to help us isolate the target genes."
Neither, however, could function as the capture reagent in a sandwich ELISA when immobilised on polystyrene.
Antibodies against InO were detected because they bridge biotinylated InO (the capture reagent) to ruthenylated InO (the reporter).
Only the ones that are then transported to trans-Golgi/TGN membranes are covalently bound to a capture reagent that has been engineered into this compartment.
These multifunctional yeast cells adhere to the gold sensor surface while simultaneously acting as a "renewable" capture reagent for anti-HCV core antibody.
In this article, the design and development of an ultra-low cost, whole-cell "renewable" capture reagent for use in POC diagnostic applications is described.
The immobilized aptamers as an affinity capture reagent and magnetic nanoparticles for signal amplification element have been employed in the sensing platform.
The capture reagent includes an O6-alkylguanine-DNA alkyltransferase-derived fragment, the SNAP-tag, which forms a covalent linkage with BG.
The TRIFMA was constructed as a non-competitive sandwich assay based on polyclonal antibodies as the capture reagent and a novel monoclonal antibody raised against conglutinin as the detection reagent and was set up to run on an automatic analyzer designed for the TRIFMA detection system.
Although assay binding times are known to be highly dependent on sample viscosity, sample volume, capture reagent, and fluid mixing, the theoretical mass transport framework that has been developed and validated in engineering has yet to be applied in this context.
The generic applicability of the ADA assay is enabled by the use of (1) a murine anti-human Fc monoclonal antibody (MAb) as capture reagent; (2) a murine anti-cynomolgus monkey IgG MAb as detection reagent; and (3) an ADA positive control conjugate consisting of cynomolgus IgG complexed with human IgG.
The embedded Ter sequence functions as a capture reagent for the newly synthesized Tus fusion protein.
