Canine RLN (Relaxin) ELISA Kit (CNFI00060)

Quantitative measurement of canine relaxin supports veterinary reproductive research and pregnancy monitoring in dogs. Circulating relaxin levels rise significantly during gestation in the bitch while remaining low in non-pregnant females, establishing the hormone as a practical biomarker for confirming pregnancy from roughly the fourth week of gestation onward. This competitive ELISA kit from Assay Genie is supplied as a 96-assay configuration containing all necessary reagents, standards, and a pre-coated microplate for bench-top use. Absorbance is read on a standard plate reader, and results are quantified against a standard curve generated with the kit's calibrators. Researchers and clinical veterinarians can apply the assay to longitudinal studies of canine reproductive endocrinology, investigation of pregnancy loss, or breeding management programs, processing serum or plasma specimens collected by standard venipuncture techniques.