
Human Toll Like Receptor 3 (TLR3) ELISA Kit
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| SKU | Price | Quantity |
|---|---|---|
| HUDL02915 | Price on request |
Description
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The kit enables quantitative measurement of human TLR3 in tissue homogenates, cell lysates, and prepared research samples using a chromogenic readout. TLR3 is a pattern recognition receptor central to innate antiviral immunity, recognizing double-stranded RNA from viral genomes or damaged cells and triggering type I interferon production through IRF3 and NF-kB signaling pathways.
This Assay Genie kit supports research on viral infection mechanisms, autoimmune conditions linked to aberrant TLR signaling, cancer biology where TLR3 influences tumor microenvironment responses, and neuroinflammation studies given documented TLR3 expression in neurons and glial cells.
The plate-based assay uses a two-antibody recognition format to capture TLR3 from prepared samples. After incubation and washing, a chromogenic substrate produces a measurable signal proportional to TLR3 concentration, quantified against a standard curve. Each kit supplies reagents for a full microplate of determinations. Refrigerate unopened components upon arrival to preserve antibody activity; consult the enclosed manual for detailed storage and stability information before first use.
For research use only; not intended for diagnostic procedures or clinical patient care.
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