Rat CMLC-1 (Cardiac myosin-light chains 1) ELISA Kit (RTES00924)

Cardiac myosin light chain 1 (CMLC-1) is a circulating biomarker released from damaged cardiomyocytes, and this rat-reactive ELISA supports cardiovascular research focused on myocardial infarction, ischemic injury, and drug-induced cardiotoxicity studies in rodent models. The Assay Genie kit uses paired antibodies in a sandwich configuration with a colorimetric readout, and is calibrated for quantitative measurement across a working range appropriate for serum, plasma, and tissue culture supernatant samples from rat studies. Researchers load 50 uL of sample per well alongside a diluted standard curve, then read absorbance after substrate addition to interpolate unknown CMLC-1 concentrations. Unopened components should be stored at 4 degrees C and protected from light to maintain antibody activity through the stated shelf life. Because the capture and detection antibodies are rat-specific, no significant cross-reactivity is observed with homologous light chains from mouse or human samples, supporting clean interpretation of cardiac biomarker kinetics in rat disease models.