Canine C-Peptide ELISA Kit

Canine C-Peptide is a 31-residue connecting peptide liberated during proinsulin processing within pancreatic beta-cells, and circulating concentrations serve as a surrogate marker of endogenous insulin secretion. The Assay Genie ELISA Kit delivers a quantitative competitive immunoassay calibrated specifically for canine reactivity, supporting studies in veterinary diabetes, obesity, and islet biology where dogs are used as translational models.

Validated specimen types span canine serum, citrated plasma, heparinized plasma, homogenized tissue, lysed cells, and clarified culture supernatant. The procedure is intended for in vitro research use only and can be applied to longitudinal monitoring of beta-cell secretory capacity. Reagents should be stored refrigerated and protected from light to maintain stability through the kit's stated shelf life.

Packaged as a 96-assay microplate kit, each unit supplies all reagents and consumables needed for the full protocol. The read-out is compatible with standard laboratory plate readers, and the format supports both single-sample testing and higher-throughput screening workflows in academic and pharmaceutical veterinary research settings.