IL-10
Interleukin 10 (IL-10) is a key anti-inflammatory cytokine that plays a crucial role in regulating immune responses by suppressing pro-inflammatory cytokine production. It is primarily produced by regulatory T cells and macrophages to prevent excessive immune activation and tissue damage, helping to maintain immune homeostasis. Conversely, tumor cells can exploit IL-10 production to evade immune surveillance, contributing to immune suppression in cancer.
Simoa® IL-10 Advantage PLUS (Product # 105259) Assay delivers ultrasensitive quantification of IL-10 at sub-picogram level, enabling deeper insights into immune activity in inflammatory conditions and oncology. Featuring lot-to-lot consistency, this assay ensures reliable performance across large-scale and longitudinal studies, providing reproducible and high-quality data.
For multiplexed analysis, IL-10 is also included in the Simoa® Cytokine 4-Plex A (C4PA) Advantage PLUS Assay, which simultaneously measures IL-1β, IL-6, IL-10, and TNF-α, offering a comprehensive cytokine profile for a broader understanding of inflammatory pathways.
Certificates Of Analysis
Applications and Intended Use
Simoa® IL-10 Advantage PLUS is a digital immunoassay intended for the quantitative measurement of IL-10 concentrations in human serum and EDTA plasma samples.
For research use only.
Assay Specifications
- Compatible instruments: HD-X
- Analytical Lower Limit of Quantification (LLOQ): 0.048 pg/mL
- Lower Limit of Detection (LOD): 0.015 pg/mL
- Dynamic range: 0 – 300 pg/mL
*IL-10 assay is also available in the Simoa® Advantage kit version. Please refer to the respective datasheet for detailed specifications.
Kit Contents
The Simoa® IL-10 Advantage PLUS Assay Kit includes all essential reagents and controls to perform 96 tests, ensuring a streamlined workflow and accurate results.
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