KeyTec® cAMP TR-FRET KIT
Size: TR-FRET Assay for Quantitative Measurement of cAMP in cell lysates
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CAT.: A010101
• Easy to Use: A homogeneous assay - just follow the 'add-incubate-measure' process
• Used to detect cAMP , when Gs and Gi signaling pathways are activated or inhibited
• Easy to Use: A homogeneous assay - just follow the 'add-incubate-measure' process
• Used to detect cAMP, when Gs and Gi signaling pathways are activated or inhibited
• Easy to Use: A homogeneous assay - just follow the 'add-incubate-measure' process
• Used to detect cAMP , when Gs and Gi signaling pathways are activated or inhibited
Standard curve
| CAT. | Description | Size |
| A010101 | KeyTec® cAMP TR-FRET KIT | 1,000 tests |
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The tests are sufficient in a 384-well microplate assay format, with 20 μL per well. • 1 × 5 nmoles/vial cAMP Standard Lyophilized, A015011 • 1 × 50 μL/vial cAMP tracer (100X) |
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| Certificate of Analysis | Limitations | Storage Conditions |
| LOT. | For research use only |
-60℃ or below |
Standard curve
| CAT. | Description | Size |
| A010012 | KeyTec® cAMP TR-FRET KIT | 10,000 tests |
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The tests are sufficient in a 384-well microplate assay format, with 20 μL per well. • 2 × 5 nmoles/vial cAMP Standard Lyophilized, A015011 • 1 × 500 μL/vial cAMP tracer (100X) |
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| Certificate of Analysis | Limitations | Storage Conditions |
| LOT. | For research use only |
-60℃ or below |
Standard curve
| CAT. | Description | Size |
| A010014 | KeyTec® cAMP TR-FRET KIT | 100,000 tests |
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The tests are sufficient in a 384-well microplate assay format, with 20 μL per well. • 6 × 5 nmoles/vial cAMP Standard Lyophilized, A015011 • 1 × 5mL/vial cAMP tracer (100X) |
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| Certificate of Analysis | Limitations | Storage Conditions |
| LOT. | For research use only |
-60℃ or below |
This cAMP FRET assay uses a competitive TR-FRET immunoassay. A cAMP tracer (donor) and an anti-cAMP antibody (acceptor) bind to each other, producing a 665 nm signal. Free cAMP from cell lysates competes with the tracer, causing the signal to decrease as cAMP concentration increases.
It measures intracellular cAMP. Cells are lysed to release free cAMP into the lysate, and the assay detects total cAMP inside the cells at the time of lysis.
Yes. Add Forskolin to raise baseline cAMP. Key controls: Forskolin only (baseline), Forskolin + Gi agonist (to see cAMP reduction), untreated cells (basal level), and a Gi antagonist (to validate the window). Optimize Forskolin and cell density so signals fall within the standard curve’s linear range.