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46-051

ATP Standard 1 µM

200 SEK

1 µM, 5 mL

ATP Standard 1 µM is intended for the calibration of assays with 11-501 ATP Reagent SL in situations where 45-051 ATP Standard 10 µM gives to much light. ATP Standard 10 µM is intended for the calibration of assays with 11-501 ATP Reagent SL. The ATP Standard is stable in liquid form and certified by the Swedish Standards Institute.

48-072

ATP Standard 10 nM

301 SEK

10 nM, 6,7 mL (dropper bottle). Calibration of ATP assays with standard addition

ATP standard makes i possible to express ATP measurements in moles rather than RLU.

ATP Standard 10 nM is diluted in Extractant B/S and is used in hygiene control assays. The ATP Standard is stable in liquid form and certified by the Swedish Standards Institute.

 

45-051

ATP Standard 10 µM

200 SEK

10 µM, 5 mL

ATP Standard 10 µM is intended for the calibration of assays with 11-501 ATP Reagent SL. The ATP Standard is stable in liquid form and certified by the Swedish Standards Institute.

47-051

ATP Standard 100 nM

200 SEK

100 nM, 5 mL

ATP Standard 100 nM is intended for the calibration of assays with 12-101 ATP Reagent HS. The ATP Standard is stable in liquid form and certified by the Swedish Standards Institute.

BioThema´s unique liquid ATP Standard is certified by the Swedish Standards Institute. Calibration with an internal standard allows a simple way to transform measurements in relative light units (rlu) to ATP in moles/L, without doing standard curves. Read more about BioThema’s internal ATP Standard and how to use it.

At BioThema the concentration of ATP stock solutions is determined with an enzymatic method using hexokinase and a glucose standard monitoring the end-point ATP consumption at the addition of a known amount of glucose. The BioThema ATP Reagent SL is used to monitor the ATP concentration during the hexokinase reaction. Using this method the concentration of one stock solution was found to be 2.052±0.003 mmol/L. At SP Technical Research Institute of Sweden the concentration of the same solution was determined with ICP-OES and HPLC-ICP-OES methods to be 2.10±0.10 mmol/L. The two values agree within limits of error. As the BioThema value is more accurate and has been repeated several times with essentially the same result we have chosen this value for this reference ATP stock solution. When preparing new stock solutions we perform the assay with the hexokinase method. We also compare the light emission (without hexokinase and glucose) with ATP Reagent SL between the new stock solution and the 2.052 mmol/L solution after gravimetrically diluting the two solutions to 100 nmol/L. Furthermore we run an HPLC method to confirm that there are only traces of other nucleotides.

BioThema liquid-stable ATP Standards are available in different concentrations. They are all prepared gravimetrically from a known stock solution by weighing out the ATP solution and the buffer on a calibrated analytical balance. The light emission with ATP Reagent SL of newly prepared ATP Standard is compared with that of an old ATP Standard. Certificates of analysis are available on all BioThema products. The liquid-stable ATP Standards are absolutely stable both at +4 and -20 degrees Celsius for more than 2 years. They can be frozen and thawed for more than 10 times with no effect on the ATP concentration. The standards should be kept in closed vials to avoid increasing the concentration by evaporation of water.

Please click to read the certificate Determination of ATP in one solution.