Human RAB37, Member RAS Oncogene Family (RAB37) ELISA Kit

The Assay Genie RAB37 immunoassay targets a small GTPase of the RAS oncogene family that regulates secretory vesicle trafficking, exocytosis, and autophagy-related pathways in mammalian cells. Research-use studies have linked RAB37 activity to tumor-suppressive secretion in lung adenocarcinoma models and to cytokine release in immune cells, making quantitative measurement of endogenous human RAB37 protein valuable for signaling, oncology, and cell biology laboratories. The kit is supplied as a microplate-format research-use ELISA with all reagents required for quantitative detection in tissue homogenates and prepared lysates. Unopened components should be refrigerated, with longer-term storage below -20 °C suggested for working standards and aliquoted antibody reagents to preserve binding activity across freeze-thaw cycles. Researchers add 100 uL of diluted sample per well, with the enzymatic read performed on a standard plate reader after stopping the reaction. Results are reported in concentration units and compared against a standard curve generated from included recombinant RAB37 calibrators, supporting reproducible comparisons across experimental batches.