INSL ELISA Kits

INSL (Insulin-like Peptides) ELISA Kits are advanced biochemical assay tools used for the quantitative determination of insulin-like peptides in various biological samples such as serum, plasma, and tissue homogenates. These peptides, which belong to the relaxin/insulin family, play significant roles in diverse physiological processes including metabolism, growth regulation, and reproductive functions.

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INSL ELISA Kits are developed using a highly specific sandwich-based enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay format. These kits are pre-coated with antibodies that selectively bind to the INSL peptides, ensuring accurate and specific measurement. Key components of INSL ELISA Kits include:

• Pre-coated 96-well ELISA plates with capture antibodies.
• Biotinylated detection antibodies.
• HRP-conjugated secondary reagents.
• Calibrated standard solutions.
• Wash buffers, substrate solution, and stop solution.

Application of INSL ELISA Kits:

INSL ELISA Kits are used across a range of research and clinical settings to measure the levels of insulin-like peptides and assess their regulatory roles in various biological functions. These applications include:

• Metabolic and Endocrine Research: Used to study the regulation of metabolic pathways and insulin-related processes. Researchers can monitor the peptide's role in conditions such as diabetes and metabolic syndromes.
• Reproductive Biology: INSL peptides are involved in reproductive physiology, and their measurement helps in understanding fertility and associated reproductive disorders.
• Disease Biomarker Studies: Detection and quantification of insulin-like peptides can help identify potential biomarkers for various pathologies, aiding in early diagnosis and prognosis.

The high sensitivity and specificity of INSL ELISA Kits make them critical for accurate peptide measurement, providing insights into cellular processes and contributing to advancements in metabolic and endocrine research.