Mouse Aromatase (ARO) ELISA Kit

Aromatase (CYP19A1), the cytochrome P450 enzyme responsible for converting androgens into estrogens, can be quantitatively measured in mouse research samples with this kit from Assay Genie. The enzyme plays central roles in gonadal steroidogenesis, neurosteroid production, and the growth of estrogen-responsive tissues, so researchers in reproductive biology, endocrinology, and hormone-driven cancer models frequently track its expression across tissues and treatment conditions.

The assay is configured in a 96-determination plate layout and accepts a variety of input matrices, including serum-derived samples, plasma-derived samples, and tissue-homogenate preparations. Each kit is supplied as a complete package with pre-coated microplate wells, calibration standards, detection antibody, substrate, wash buffer, and a printed protocol optimized for reproducible performance. The procedure is intended for in vitro research use only and is not validated for clinical diagnostic applications.

Typical applications include profiling aromatase levels in mouse models of breast cancer, examining age-related changes in estrogen biosynthesis, studying gonadal and adipose-tissue expression, and evaluating the impact of aromatase inhibitors or other pharmacological interventions in preclinical studies.