Human SMARCD1 ELISA Kit (HUFI08455)

SMARCD1 (also designated BAF57) is a chromatin-remodeling subunit of the SWI/SNF complex that helps regulate gene transcription through ATP-dependent nucleosome repositioning. This Assay Genie immunoassay provides a quantitative measurement platform for SMARCD1 protein in human specimens, supporting investigations in epigenetics, developmental biology, and oncology where SWI/SNF dysregulation has been documented.

The kit is supplied as a complete reagent set in a microplate layout enabling batch processing, with all required buffers, reference standards, and detection antibodies included for direct use. The assay has been validated for human sample reactivity, with common clinical fluid preparations supported alongside cell lysate and tissue homogenate workflows reported for SWI/SNF subunit quantification. Storage of unopened components in refrigerated conditions is recommended to preserve reagent activity through the stated shelf life.

Intended for research use only, the kit is well suited to studies of Coffin-Siris syndrome, where SMARCD1 loss-of-function variants have been characterized, and to mapping SMARCD1 expression across tumor tissue panels where chromatin remodeling factor expression is frequently altered.