The main new feature of Test Kappa is the development of an
antibody able to bind a specific amino acid sequence of k-casein
B. In fact, it binds the amino acid regions 136 and 145, which
differentiate casein A from casein B.
The popular ELISA test technique, based on a measurable colour
reaction, is used to analyse the milk samples.
On the basis of the colour intensity, the quantity of k-casein B in
the milk samples can be assessed.

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