Products

Universal kits

Navinci Universal kits enable you to detect proteins, protein interactions or protein modifications in cultured cells as well as fresh-frozen and FFPE samples. It provides accurate and reliable data with exceptionally precise staining patterns.

The kit is based on secondary antibodies (α-rabbit and α-mouse) and uses immunofluorescence at an emission wavelength of 615 nm (e.g. Texas red)

Navinci kits come in two sizes

Navinci Universal 100, with a final working volume of 4000 µl good for 100 tests a’ 40 µl
Navinci Universal 25, with a final working volume of 1000 µl good for 25 tests a’ 40 µl

Included in the kit:

Detection reagents
Navinci Universal probes (α-rabbit and α-mouse)
Blocking buffer
Antibody diluent
Probe diluent

User provides

Samples (tissue/cells)
Pair of primary antibodies (one rabbit and one mouse)
TBS and TBS-Tween

Documents

Navinci Universal Protocol Guide

Navinci Universal 100 – Laboratory instructions

Navinci Universal 25 – Laboratory instructions

Services

In-house

Navinci Diagnostics offers in-house immunostaining service. Bring us your antibodies and tissues or cells and we will perform our Universal staining for you. Our highly experienced scientists will provide high-quality staining data. Our standard offer includes staining, image acquisition, and image analysis. For more information please contact us.

Custom assay

If you have specific research questions, please contact us. We accommodate custom-made target specific assays and panel designs that can be set to suit your research project’s needs and requirements. Are you interested in our services? Get in touch to find out how we can help you.

Target specific kits, Coming soon!!

Navinci Diagnostics is actively developing a portfolio of target-specific kits. They will be pre-optimized for variables such as:

Primary antibody selection & titration
Antigen retrieval and sample selection
Incubation times for best signal/noise ratios

The intention is to save valuable optimization time and will allow the user to focus on interpreting the data.