Equine Growth Hormone (GH) ELISA Kit

Quantitative measurement of equine growth hormone supports veterinary endocrinology research, performance-horse physiology studies, and investigations of pituitary function in horses. This Assay Genie kit employs a competitive immunoassay format designed to quantify somatotropin (GH), a roughly 22 kDa anterior pituitary polypeptide, in equine blood-derived specimens. The 96-assay configuration provides microplate wells, calibrators, and detection reagents in sufficient quantity for routine laboratory workflows evaluating growth, metabolism, and developmental biology in equids. Researchers studying pituitary pars intermedia dysfunction, insulin resistance, or exercise physiology in horses can apply this assay to characterize circulating GH concentrations. The procedure follows standard competitive ELISA methodology with absorbance readout, accommodating batch sample processing across multiple experimental conditions. All reagents arrive in single-use vials suitable for refrigerated storage and short-term handling at laboratory temperatures. The kit serves academic, clinical veterinary, and animal-science laboratories investigating equine hormonal regulation, breeding-program selection criteria, and metabolic biomarkers relevant to equine health management.