Rat Visfatin (VF) ELISA Kit

Visfatin, also known as NAMPT (nicotinamide phosphoribosyltransferase) or PBEF, is an adipocytokine studied in rodent models of obesity, type 2 diabetes, and metabolic syndrome because of its links to insulin signaling and adipose tissue inflammation. The Assay Genie rat visfatin kit provides researchers with a quantitative ELISA tool for measuring this adipokine in rat-derived specimens, supporting studies that compare circulating and locally produced pools of the protein within the same cohort. The kit is configured for 96 assays per plate, leaving enough wells for a full standard curve, quality controls, and a meaningful number of experimental samples in a single batch. Sample preparation is flexible: rodent serum fractions, plasma-type preparations, and tissue homogenates can all be processed, which is convenient when working with limited preclinical material. The plate reader requirement is limited to absorbance measurement, so the kit can be run on standard laboratory microplate readers without specialized luminescence capability. Each pack contains the reagents needed to complete the workflow, supporting reproducible inter-assay comparison in longitudinal or cohort-based rat studies.