SKU	Name	Unit	Price	Delivery	QTY
SR106	Bromobuterol monoclonal antibody	1mg	$650	10days
TC106	Bromobuterol BSA antigen	1mg	$215	10days

SKU

Name

Unit

Price

Delivery

QTY

SR106

Bromobuterol monoclonal antibody

1mg

$650

10days

TC106

Bromobuterol BSA antigen

1mg

$215

10days

Description Operation References

AccuSift provides high‑performance brombuterol competitive assay pairings, characterized by exceptional batch‑to‑batch consistency and optimized for IVD kit development (Lateral Flow, Chemiluminescence, ELISA, POCT). These pairings offer high affinity and specificity, facilitating rapid detection.

"Lean meat powder" is a general term for a class of drugs that inhibit animal fat synthesis and promote lean muscle growth. Substances capable of achieving this effect are mainly β‑agonists (also called β‑adrenergic stimulants). After entering livestock, they alter nutrient metabolism pathways, promote muscle growth—especially skeletal muscle protein synthesis—accelerate fat conversion and breakdown, and increase the lean‑meat ratio.

Poisoning incidents due to consumption of "lean meat powder"‑contaminated food have occurred frequently, often with severe consequences, drawing high attention from countries worldwide. To ensure the safety of animal‑derived products and protect human health, many countries have prohibited the use of clenbuterol in food‑producing animals. The U.S. FDA lists clenbuterol residues in meat as a mandatory testing item, and the EU strictly bans the addition of "lean meat powder" drugs in feed. Although China banned the use of "lean meat powder" drugs in 2000, their illegal use in livestock production continues.

Performance Characteristics:

Sensitivity: ELISA IC50: 0.2 ppb; Colloidal Gold: 3 ppb
Cross‑Reactivity: ML, Clenbuterol (CL) 0.2 ppb
Source: Mouse Monoclonal Antibody
Purity: ≥ 90%
Recommended Pairing: (Coating) / (Labeling)
Storage: Long‑term storage at ≤ –20°C; short‑term storage at 2–8°C. Shipped on ice packs.

Bromobuterol Competitive Antibody Pair

Operation

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