Soy Allergen
UV/Vis Microplate Spectrophotometer (ELISA)
Neogen® Soy Protein ELISA Kit — formerly 3M™
Method Description
Soy proteins can cause allergic reactions ranging from mild to severe, making soy one of the major allergens requiring label declaration. Testing is essential for verifying allergen controls in facilities processing multiple ingredients and ensuring accurate labeling of soy-free products. The ELISA method detects soy proteins at trace levels that could affect sensitive consumers who must avoid all soy-containing products.
Analyte List
1
analyte
| Analyte Name | CAS # | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Soy | Measured |
Technical Data Sheet
Test Name (LIMS/CoA)
Soy (Allergen) - ELISA
Method Name
Quantification of Allergens by ELISA
Method Code
ANA-TM-078
Platform Type
UV/Vis Microplate Spectrophotometer (ELISA)
Platform Details
Neogen® Soy Protein ELISA Kit — formerly 3M™
Result Type
Quantitative – Single Analyte
Reportable Unit
ppm
Limit of Quantitation
Method Reporting Limit: The reported LOD and LOQ a
Acceptable Matrices
Food Products
*Prices and offerings are subject to change without notice.
Soy Allergen
Neogen® Soy Protein ELISA Kit — formerly 3M™
qPCR
Test Code
QTSOY
Status
Active
TaT
2–5 Business Days
Performing Lab
Cambium Analytica - In-House
Sample Needed
Beverages: 1 unit or 250 mL, whichever is more;
All other matrices: 5 grams
Accreditation
ISO 17025
References
AOAC
Category
Allergen
Subcategory
Plant Allergens
Industries Available
Dietary Supplements
Food
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