Human Myosin Light Chain 2, Regulatory, Cardiac (MYL2) ELISA Kit

Cardiovascular biomarker research benefits from this immunoassay from Assay Genie, which supports quantitative measurement of the cardiac sarcomeric protein MYL2 in laboratory specimens. MYL2 encodes the regulatory light chain of cardiac myosin, an approximately 19 kDa polypeptide, and coding variants in this gene have been linked in published studies to hypertrophic cardiomyopathy and altered sarcomere contraction. The kit is configured as a microplate-based assay for in vitro research use only, with components supplied in individual vials to accommodate flexible experimental workflows. Cardiac biomarker investigations evaluating serum or plasma specimens alongside matched tissue homogenate fractions commonly pair this kit with complementary methods such as western blot and immunohistochemistry to profile sarcomeric protein changes across patient cohorts. Researchers focused on familial cardiomyopathy mutations, sarcomere assembly, and post-translational regulation of cardiac contractility rely on reproducible quantification of MYL2 to characterize disease mechanisms. All reagents should be handled according to standard cold-chain practices, and refrigerated storage of unopened components is recommended to preserve reagent stability.