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Mouse Substance P PharmaGenie ELISA Kit (SBRS0082)
  • Mouse Substance P PharmaGenie ELISA Kit (SBRS0082)
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Mouse Substance P PharmaGenie ELISA Kit (SBRS0082)

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SBRS0082

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Substance P is an 11-amino acid tachykinin neuropeptide with central roles in nociceptive signaling, neurogenic inflammation, and smooth-muscle contractility, so reliable mouse-specific quantitation is essential for pain-pathway studies, neuroimmune research, and work on gastrointestinal, respiratory, and central nervous system physiology. The Assay Genie Mouse Substance P PharmaGenie ELISA Kit operates on a competitive immunoassay format calibrated to support quantitative measurement of this peptide across multiple mouse sample matrices.

This 96-assay kit reacts specifically with mouse Substance P and accepts plasma samples, serum samples, and cell culture supernatant preparations as input. Researchers can apply it to in vitro experiments and ex vivo tissue work, including conditioned medium from neuronal or immune cell cultures, to track neuropeptide release under pharmacological or genetic perturbation. The kit is labeled research use only and provides colorimetric readout compatible with standard microplate absorbance instruments.

Each kit includes the essential reagents needed to run the competitive assay workflow, with sufficient materials to process 96 determinations in a microplate format. The competitive setup handles small peptide analytes like Substance P effectively and gives researchers an alternative to paired-antibody approaches that may not bind small targets efficiently. Storage and handling align with standard ELISA reagent stability requirements, and the kit is intended for laboratory research environments investigating tachykinin biology, analgesic pathways, inflammatory mediator release, and related translational neuroscience topics.