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Mouse NLRP4  (Nod Like Receptor Pyrins-4) ELISA Kit (MOFI01372)
  • Mouse NLRP4  (Nod Like Receptor Pyrins-4) ELISA Kit (MOFI01372)
Assay Genie

Mouse NLRP4  (Nod Like Receptor Pyrins-4) ELISA Kit (MOFI01372)

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MOFI01372

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Murine immunology and inflammasome research often requires sensitive, quantitative readouts of NLRP4 protein, and the Assay Genie Mouse NLRP4 ELISA Kit provides that capability for mouse-derived specimens. NLRP4 (Nod Like Receptor Pyrin domain-containing 4) is a cytoplasmic pattern-recognition receptor that participates in innate immune signaling and regulation of inflammatory pathways, making accurate measurement of its abundance a recurring need in studies of infection, autoimmune disease, and chronic inflammation in murine models.

Configured for in vitro research use only, this microplate-format kit from Assay Genie ships as a 96 Assays configuration with pre-coated wells, detection antibodies, prepared standards, and the buffers needed to assemble a standard curve alongside unknown samples. Components should be stored refrigerated upon arrival, with vial-based reagents protected from light and used within their stated shelf life. Reconstituted standards are handled through standard ELISA workflows common to immunology, cell biology, and translational research laboratories.

The assay accepts standard mouse serum or plasma-type matrices, supporting translational work where NLRP4 expression is characterized in disease models including pathogen response, sepsis, and chronic inflammatory states. Researchers working with non-murine species should confirm cross-reactivity independently, as the antibody pair supplied is validated specifically against mouse targets and may not recognize homologs in other species with the same efficiency.