Human Nuclear Receptor Related Protein 1 (NURR1) ELISA Kit

The NURR1 protein, also designated NR4A2, is an orphan member of the nuclear receptor superfamily that acts as a ligand-independent transcription factor. It plays an essential role in the development, differentiation, and long-term survival of midbrain dopaminergic neurons, which makes it a focal target in Parkinson's disease research and broader neuroscience investigations. NURR1 is also implicated in T-cell apoptosis signaling, inflammatory cytokine regulation, and certain cancer cell proliferation pathways, expanding its relevance across immunology and oncology studies.

This 96-assay format kit from Assay Genie is configured to quantify human NURR1 protein in research samples. Investigators apply tissue homogenates or cell lysates prepared from experimental material, then follow the supplied protocol to generate absorbance readings on a standard microplate reader. The kit is intended for research use only and supports academic, biotechnology, and pharmaceutical laboratories working on transcriptional regulation, neurodegeneration, and immune signaling pathways.

For best results, samples should be processed according to the kit insert, and absorbance values should be interpreted against the standard curve generated during each individual run to ensure accurate quantitation.