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Sample type | Serum,plasma,urine,cells,cell culture supernatant,leucocyte |
Detection method | Colorimetric method |
Assay type | Activity |
Assay time | 35 min |
Precision | Average inter-assay CV: 5.800%Average intra-assay CV: 2% |
Other instruments required | Micropipettor, Multi-channel pipettor, Incubator, Vortex mixer, Centrifuge |
Other reagents required | Normal saline (0.9% NaCl), PBS (0.01 M, pH 7.4) |
Storage | Reagent 3: -20℃, others: 2-8℃ |
Valid period | 12 months |
Before the formal experiment, it needs to choose 2-3 samples for diluting a series of diluent and determine the dilution factor when the SOD inhibition ratio is 30%~65% (the optimal inhibition ratio is the range of 40%~60%).
Inhibition ratio=[(A1-A2)-(A5-A6)]×100%/(A1-A2)
Adjust sampling volume: If inhibition ratio > 65%, need to dilute the sample or decrease the sampling volume than take the test. If inhibition ratio < 30%, need to increase the sampling volume.
The recommended dilution factor for different samples is as follows (for reference only):
Sample type |
Dilution factor |
Human serum |
4-7 |
Mouse serum |
15-25 |
Rat serum |
25-35 |
Human saliva |
1 |
HepG2 culture supernatant |
1 |
10% Rat brain tissue homogenate |
150-200 |
10% Rat liver tissue homogenate |
500-600 |
10% Mouse liver tissue homogenate |
500-600 |
10% Mouse heart tissue homogenate |
150-200 |
10% Epipremnum aureum tissue homogenate |
20-30 |
Note: The diluent is normal saline (0.9% NaCl) or PBS (0.01 M, pH 7.4).
R**eSubmitted [ Feb 03 2024 ]
Asked: Hallo, ive been used this assay .. i want to ask because there was some confused about the result. inhibition activity of superoxide radical, if the value are high, it means inhibition proecess is high? or the level production Superoxide that \"should\" be inhibit are high? Which one ?
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adminSubmitted [ Feb 03 2024 ]
Answered: At first, you need to determine whether the sample can inhibit superoxide anion radical or produce superoxide radicals in the reaction, and then select the appropriate calculation formula for analysis. If your sample is to inhibit superoxide anion in the reaction, please choose formula 1 and 2 to calculate. The larger the measured value, the better the inhibition effect. If your sample produces superoxide anions in the reaction, then choose formula 3 to calculate.The larger the measured value is, the more superoxide anions are generated, and the better the generated effect is.