Canine Insulin (INS) ELISA Kit

This competitive immunoassay from Assay Genie is formatted as a 96-assay kit and is purpose-built for quantifying endogenous insulin in canine specimens. Because canine insulin differs from the human peptide by a single amino acid at position B30, an antibody raised specifically against the dog sequence is essential for accurate measurement, and this kit is calibrated against a canine-specific standard curve to avoid the cross-reactivity problems that plague generic mammalian insulin assays.

The assay accepts a broad panel of starting matrices, including whole serum, EDTA-treated plasma, prepared tissue homogenates, cell lysates, and clarified cell culture supernatants from in vitro experiments. Researchers working on canine diabetes mellitus, pancreatic islet biology, glucose-stimulated insulin secretion, and metabolic syndrome models routinely use canine-reactive insulin ELISA kits to support longitudinal sampling from the same animal in studies spanning whole-animal endocrine phenotyping through to mechanistic beta-cell work.

Assay Genie supplies the kit with a pre-coated microplate in a research-use-only configuration, and the workflow follows standard competitive ELISA principles suitable for any laboratory equipped with a standard plate reader. Each pack contains reagents sufficient for the stated assay count and is intended for in vitro research applications only.