Bovine Osteocalcin (OC) ELISA Kit

Osteocalcin, also known as bone Gla protein, is a vitamin K-dependent protein synthesized primarily by osteoblasts and odontoblasts. It serves as a well-established biochemical marker of bone formation and skeletal turnover, and quantifying it in cattle supports research in veterinary endocrinology, animal nutrition, and bone biology. The Assay Genie Bovine Osteocalcin ELISA Kit is built for that purpose, providing a quantitative immunoassay for measuring this marker in samples from bovine sources.

The kit is supplied in a 96-assay configuration, enabling parallel processing of experimental samples and a standard curve on a single microplate. Each kit includes the pre-coated plate, assay buffer, detection reagent, substrate, and stop solution required to complete the run, and the assay produces a measurable color change that can be quantified on a standard plate reader. Researchers can apply the kit to investigate bone metabolism across lactation cycles, growth phases, mineral supplementation trials, and skeletal pathology studies in dairy and beef cattle.

For research use only, this assay supports laboratory work in comparative physiology, veterinary science, and livestock nutritional research, helping investigators track osteoblastic activity and bone turnover in their bovine study populations.