Human HSP72 (Heat Shock Protein 72) ELISA Kit (HUFI08027)

For researchers investigating the cellular stress response and chaperone biology, this quantitative immunoassay targets human HSP72, the inducible 72 kDa heat shock protein that serves as a canonical biomarker of proteotoxic and oxidative stress. The kit supports measurement of HSP72 concentrations as an index of cellular protection mechanisms across translational studies spanning exercise physiology, inflammatory disease research, and oncology. Built as a complete colorimetric ELISA workflow for in vitro use, the assay ships with all reagents needed to run up to 96 determinations in a microplate configuration, letting laboratories profile basal versus induced HSP72 expression in cultured human cells, tissue lysates, and related experimental matrices. Manufactured by Assay Genie, the workflow pairs coated wells with detection antibodies to capture and quantify HSP72 according to a standard two-antibody ELISA format familiar to most immunology and cell biology laboratories. The HSP72 analyte, also known as HSP70-1 or HSPA1A, accumulates when the heat shock transcription factor HSF1 is activated, and quantitative tracking of this protein in experimental samples provides a window into the integrated stress response, including responses to hyperthermia, ischaemia-reperfusion, and pharmacological inducers. The single-use strip-well kit format allows researchers to interleave experimental and control conditions within a single run, supporting time-course studies of stress induction and recovery. For laboratory planning, the workflow requires only standard microplate reader instrumentation and routine immunology laboratory equipment, and the kit ships as a refrigerated reagent pack.