Holiday Special Rat Kiss1r(kisspeptin Receptor) Elisa Kit Holiday Edition [kVXjW3I9]

Rat KISS1R (Kisspeptin Receptor) ELISA Kit

The Rat KISS1R (Kisspeptin Receptor) ELISA Kit is a powerful tool designed for researchers and scientists seeking precise and reliable measurement of Kisspeptin Receptor levels in rat samples. This kit offers a convenient and efficient way to detect and quantify Kisspeptin Receptor in various biological fluids, including serum, plasma, and tissue culture supernatants. With its high sensitivity and specificity, this kit is ideal for both basic research and clinical applications.

• High Sensitivity: Detects Kisspeptin Receptor levels down to 0.156 pg/mL, ensuring accurate and reliable results.
• Specificity: Minimizes cross-reactivity with other proteins, providing precise Kisspeptin Receptor measurements.
• Easy to Use: Follows a simple, two-step procedure for rapid and convenient analysis.

The Rat KISS1R (Kisspeptin Receptor) ELISA Kit is designed with high-quality recombinant antigens and antibodies, ensuring optimal performance and reproducibility. The kit includes all necessary reagents, including standard curves, controls, and buffers, making it a complete solution for Kisspeptin Receptor analysis. Key specifications of the kit include:

• Assay Type: Sandwich ELISA
• Assay Range: 0.156 pg/mL to 10 pg/mL
• Sample Type: Serum, Plasma, Tissue Culture Supernatant
• Storage: Store at 2-8°C upon arrival, and at -20°C after opening

The Rat KISS1R (Kisspeptin Receptor) ELISA Kit is a valuable tool for researchers studying endocrine and reproductive biology, as well as for clinical diagnostics. Its applications include:

• Endocrine Research: Investigating the role of Kisspeptin Receptor in reproductive processes and hormone regulation.
• Clinical Diagnostics: Assessing Kisspeptin Receptor levels in patients with reproductive disorders or endocrine diseases.

With its exceptional performance and user-friendly design, this kit is an essential addition to any laboratory focused on Kisspeptin Receptor research and analysis.