Question 1

What is the catalog number for Human VDR -Vitamin D Receptor- CLIA Kit?

Accepted Answer

The catalog number for Human VDR -Vitamin D Receptor- CLIA Kit is E-CL-H1232.

Question 2

Is Human VDR -Vitamin D Receptor- CLIA Kit in stock?

Accepted Answer

Human VDR -Vitamin D Receptor- CLIA Kit is currently made to order / not held in immediate stock. Contact us for lead time.

Question 3

Who manufactures Human VDR -Vitamin D Receptor- CLIA Kit?

Accepted Answer

Human VDR -Vitamin D Receptor- CLIA Kit is manufactured by Elabscience.

Question 4

What is the estimated delivery time for Human VDR -Vitamin D Receptor- CLIA Kit?

Accepted Answer

Estimated delivery time for Human VDR -Vitamin D Receptor- CLIA Kit is approximately 15 business day(s), depending on your location.

Question 5

What do I do if this product arrives with reduced ice or a damaged cold-chain package?

Accepted Answer

Report this to us immediately with photos and your order reference. Our specialists will assess whether the product is still usable given the cold-chain interruption, and will arrange a replacement or credit if it isn’t.

Question 6

What host species was used to raise this antibody?

Accepted Answer

The host species used in production is listed under product specifications on the datasheet, and is relevant when selecting a compatible secondary antibody for your assay.

Question 7

What is the difference between this product and a similar catalogue number?

Accepted Answer

Differences typically involve clone, conjugate, host species, or validated applications. Compare the respective datasheets, or contact us with both catalogue numbers for a direct comparison.

Human VDR -Vitamin D Receptor- CLIA Kit

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