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Human SV2B ELISA Kit (HUFI06247)
  • Human SV2B ELISA Kit (HUFI06247)
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Human SV2B ELISA Kit (HUFI06247)

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HUFI06247

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Built by Assay Genie for neuroscience research laboratories, this quantitative immunoassay provides a reproducible way to measure Synaptic Vesicle Glycoprotein 2B (SV2B) levels in human specimens. SV2B is one of three isoforms of the synaptic vesicle glycoprotein 2 family and is expressed in central nervous system neurons, where it contributes to the regulation of neurotransmitter release and synaptic vesicle trafficking. Aberrant SV2B expression has been associated with epilepsy, neurodevelopmental conditions, and neurodegenerative disease models, making reliable measurement of this protein valuable for biomarker discovery and translational neurology programs.

The kit is supplied in a 96 Assays configuration and is intended for research use only, supporting studies of neuronal signaling, vesicle cycling, and disease mechanism research. Each kit includes pre-coated plate wells and the reagents needed to perform the assay in a standard laboratory workflow. Components should be kept refrigerated, and bringing reagents to room temperature before use is recommended for consistent pipetting. Operators should avoid repeated freeze-thaw cycles and protect light-sensitive reagents from exposure during assay setup, since several working solutions are formulated with labile conjugates.

Researchers working on synaptic biology, neurotransmitter regulation, epilepsy models, and central nervous system protein quantification projects will find this ELISA kit a practical addition to their laboratory workflow. The Assay Genie SV2B kit complements other neuroscience assays and can be incorporated into broader panels exploring vesicle glycoprotein dynamics across neuronal and non-neuronal tissues, supporting longitudinal study designs where archived samples are measured alongside freshly collected specimens.