Human Cysteine Rich Protein 1, Intestinal (CRIP1) ELISA Kit

The Assay Genie microplate ELISA kit enables quantitative measurement of Cysteine Rich Protein 1, Intestinal (CRIP1) in human research samples. CRIP1 is a LIM-domain zinc finger protein expressed predominantly in small intestinal epithelium, where it contributes to intracellular zinc binding and homeostasis. Published studies have examined CRIP1 abundance in the context of colorectal and gastric cancer, mucosal inflammation, and enterocyte differentiation, making it a marker of interest for gastroenterology and oncology laboratories. The assay is calibrated for use with tissue homogenates and cell lysates, supporting workflows involving biopsy specimens, cultured intestinal epithelial lines, or xenograft-derived material. Reagents are supplied ready for in vitro research applications, and the kit is intended for research use only. Each package contains a pre-coated microplate and all components needed to perform the full assay procedure. Researchers investigating zinc metabolism, intestinal mucosal biology, or tumor-associated alterations in epithelial differentiation markers can use the kit to profile CRIP1 abundance across patient samples, animal models, or cell-based experiments.