Human Laminin ELISA Kit

Laminin is a trimeric basement-membrane glycoprotein that anchors cells to the extracellular matrix, and quantifying its concentration in human samples is a routine step in studies of tissue remodeling, fibrotic disease, and tumor cell invasion.

This Antibodies.com kit is configured as an enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay built around antibodies specific to human laminin, supplied in a 48-test format with all reagents needed to run the assay on the included microplate. Researchers typically use it to measure laminin released into conditioned cell culture medium or to track circulating levels in clinical research biofluid specimens, supporting work on hepatic fibrosis, diabetic nephropathy, and basement-membrane turnover during wound healing.

The immunoassay follows a standard sample-incubation, wash, and detection sequence with absorbance readout on a microplate reader. Each kit is intended for research use only, and the captured signal is proportional to laminin present in the loaded sample, allowing relative comparisons across experimental conditions.