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Human Thyroid Hormone Responsive (THRSP) ELISA Kit
  • Human Thyroid Hormone Responsive (THRSP) ELISA Kit
Assay Genie

Human Thyroid Hormone Responsive (THRSP) ELISA Kit

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HUDL02888

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Built for research laboratories investigating thyroid hormone biology, this Assay Genie immunoassay kit enables quantitative measurement of human Thyroid Hormone Responsive (THRSP) protein. THRSP, also referenced in the literature as Spot14 or S14, is a thyroid-hormone-inducible nuclear factor implicated in de novo lipogenesis regulation in hepatic and adipose tissue, and serves as a downstream marker of T3 signaling in metabolic studies.

The kit is supplied as a complete 96-assay package, configured for colorimetric readout on standard microplate readers, and is intended for in vitro research use only. Pre-coated plate wells and matched detection reagents support a streamlined workflow suited to academic and translational research groups investigating non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, breast carcinoma biology, obesity-related metabolic dysregulation, and endocrine disruptor screening.

Accepts serum samples, plasma specimens, and tissue homogenate preparations, providing flexibility for clinical cohort studies, biopsy-derived analyses, and cell-based experimental systems. Because THRSP transcription is acutely responsive to T3 and to carbohydrate loading, the assay aligns with investigations of diet-induced metabolic shifts, energy homeostasis, and nutritional endocrinology.

Each kit ships with the components required for 96 individual determinations, and the included standard curve supports interpolation of unknown sample concentrations. Storage and handling guidance is supplied with the package insert, and laboratories are advised to follow printed documentation for reagent stability and assay reproducibility.