Human RTP1 ELISA Kit (HUFI08506)

RTP1 (Receptor Transporting Protein 1) is a chaperone-like accessory protein that promotes surface trafficking of taste and odorant receptors, and this quantitative in vitro ELISA from Assay Genie enables sensitive measurement of human RTP1 in research specimens.

Because RTP1 supports cell-surface expression of bitter taste receptors (TAS2R family) and certain olfactory receptors, this 96 Assays kit is useful for chemosensory biology, taste cell signaling, GPCR chaperone function, and receptor-trafficking studies. Researchers investigating TAS2R bitter taste reception, RTP family-mediated taste transduction, and G-protein coupled receptor chaperone activity can run the kit alongside complementary cell-based assays.

The format is a sandwich-style antibody pair immobilized on a microplate, with biotinylated detection antibody, streptavidin-HRP conjugate, and TMB substrate for a colorimetric end-point read. Standards, controls, and unknown specimens are pipetted into pre-coated wells, the enzymatic reaction develops with substrate, and the signal is stopped for absorbance measurement. The configuration supports simultaneous evaluation of a recombinant standard curve alongside unknown samples, and reagents are provided for one complete microplate run per kit.

Compatible specimen types include cell culture supernatants, tissue homogenates, and serum or plasma preparations from human donors, making the kit applicable to translational chemosensory research, taste perception studies, and basic receptor biology investigations. All wash buffer, diluents, and detection reagents required for the full protocol are included.