Mouse Toll Like Receptor 7 (TLR7) ELISA Kit

Toll-like receptor 7 (TLR7) is an endosomal pattern recognition receptor best known for detecting single-stranded RNA ligands and for its central role in innate antiviral immunity and autoimmunity research. The Mouse TLR7 ELISA Kit from Assay Genie provides researchers with a quantitative tool to measure TLR7 protein levels in mouse-derived samples, supporting studies of innate immune signaling, viral infection models, vaccine adjuvant responses, and autoimmune disease mechanisms such as lupus.

This 96-assay format kit is configured for use with tissue homogenates and cell lysates, accommodating the kinds of specimens produced in mouse immunology, infectious disease, and inflammation studies. Researchers commonly apply such measurements to spleen, lung, lymph node, and bone marrow-derived dendritic cell preparations, where TLR7 expression is particularly relevant to interferon and cytokine pathway activation. The platform is well suited for in vitro signaling studies and for translational research workflows that examine how TLR7 contributes to disease pathogenesis.

The kit is supplied with pre-coated plate strips and ready-to-use reagents, reducing hands-on preparation time at the bench. Standard curves generated from recombinant mouse TLR7 allow quantitative interpolation of unknown sample concentrations, and the procedure is straightforward enough to fit into standard laboratory workflows for immunology and virology research groups working on pattern recognition receptor biology.