ELISA Kits

Browse research-use ELISA kits by target, species, sample type, assay format, sensitivity, detection range, and research area. This page is designed as a structured catalog and technical discovery page for ELISA products.

Human · Mouse · Rat assays Cytokine · Hormone · Biomarker kits Sandwich · Competitive · Indirect ELISA

ELISA Kit Search Toolbar

Use target, species, sample type, and assay format to narrow product discovery.

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ELISA kit collections

Organize ELISA kits by research intent, species, and assay format so users can browse products more efficiently than through a basic product list.

IL

Cytokine ELISA Kits

For inflammation, immune signaling, cell communication, and immunology research.

  • IL-6, TNF alpha, IL-1 beta
  • IFN gamma and chemokines
  • Commonly sandwich ELISA
H

Hormone ELISA Kits

For endocrine, metabolic, reproductive, and physiological research applications.

  • Insulin, cortisol, estradiol
  • Testosterone, TSH, leptin
  • Competitive or sandwich formats
CA

Biomarker ELISA Kits

For cancer, angiogenesis, cardiovascular, inflammation, and disease marker studies.

  • VEGF, CEA, AFP, CRP
  • Serum and plasma compatible kits
  • Targeted research category pages
Hu

Human ELISA Kits

Human assays for cytokines, hormones, biomarkers, antigens, and antibody detection.

  • Human serum and plasma assays
  • Clinical and translational research
  • High-demand product cluster
Mu

Mouse ELISA Kits

Mouse assays for preclinical studies, inflammation models, and immunology research.

  • Mouse cytokine kits
  • Preclinical model support
  • Serum, plasma, supernatant
Rt

Rat ELISA Kits

Rat ELISA assays for toxicology, metabolism, neuroscience, and cardiovascular research.

  • Rat CRP, insulin, cytokines
  • Model-specific biomarker kits
  • Research-use assay pages
S

Sandwich ELISA

Suitable for many protein biomarkers when matched capture and detection antibodies are available.

  • High target specificity
  • Proteins and cytokines
  • Common quantitative format
C

Competitive ELISA

Often used for small molecules, hormones, and targets with limited antibody binding sites.

  • Hormones and metabolites
  • Inverse signal relationship
  • Small target compatibility
I

Indirect ELISA

Commonly used for antibody detection, immune response analysis, and serology research.

  • IgG, IgM, IgA detection
  • Antibody response studies
  • Flexible detection setup

Featured ELISA kit catalog

Browse representative ELISA kit listings by target, species, sample compatibility, assay format, and quotation action. This table-style layout keeps the page professional and category-focused.

Product
Species
Sample
Format
Price
Action
Human IL-6 ELISA Kit AE-ELISA-IL6-HU · cytokine assay
Human
Serum / Plasma
Sandwich
€420
View details
Mouse TNF alpha ELISA Kit AE-ELISA-TNF-MU · inflammation marker
Mouse
Serum / Supernatant
Sandwich
€395
View details
Human VEGF ELISA Kit AE-ELISA-VEGF-HU · angiogenesis biomarker
Human
Serum / Plasma
Sandwich
€455
View details
Human Insulin ELISA Kit AE-ELISA-INS-HU · hormone assay
Human
Serum / Plasma
Competitive
€380
View details
Rat CRP ELISA Kit AE-ELISA-CRP-RT · biomarker research
Rat
Plasma
Sandwich
€410
View details
Human IgG ELISA Kit AE-ELISA-IGG-HU · antibody detection
Human
Serum
Indirect
€360
View details

ELISA kit selection matrix

Use target, species, sample type, assay format, and performance data to select a suitable research-use ELISA kit before requesting quotation or documentation.

How to choose an ELISA kit

1
Define the target Start with the analyte name, antigen, hormone, cytokine, antibody class, protein symbol, gene symbol, or biomarker keyword.
2
Confirm species compatibility Check whether the ELISA kit is designed for human, mouse, rat, rabbit, bovine, canine, plant, microbial, or other research models.
3
Match the sample type Serum, plasma, cell culture supernatant, tissue homogenate, urine, and other matrices are not always interchangeable.
4
Review performance data Compare detection range, sensitivity, precision, assay time, storage conditions, kit size, and required sample volume.

Assay format comparison

Sandwich ELISA Best suited for proteins, cytokines, and biomarkers with two available antibody-binding sites.
Competitive ELISA Useful for small molecules, hormones, metabolites, or targets with limited epitopes.
Indirect ELISA Commonly selected for antibody detection, immune response analysis, and serology research.
Direct ELISA Simpler setup with fewer incubation steps, but usually less signal amplification.

Useful ELISA kit resources

Use these resource blocks to guide researchers toward product selection, documentation, assay format comparison, and quotation support.

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ELISA Kit Selection Guide

Learn how to compare ELISA kits by target, species, sample type, assay format, detection range, sensitivity, precision, and kit size.

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02

Request Datasheet or CoA

Request datasheets, certificates of analysis, SDS documents, availability, lead time, shipping conditions, or bulk pricing for ELISA kits.

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03

Compare ELISA Formats

Compare sandwich ELISA, competitive ELISA, indirect ELISA, and direct ELISA according to target type and research application.

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ELISA kits FAQ

Technical answers to help researchers and procurement teams compare ELISA kits, request documentation, and choose the correct assay format.

How do I choose the right ELISA kit?

Choose an ELISA kit based on the target analyte, species, sample type, assay format, detection range, sensitivity, precision, kit size, storage conditions, and required documentation. For biomarker assays, confirm that the kit is suitable for the sample matrix you plan to test.

What information should each ELISA kit page include?

Each ELISA kit page should include catalog number, target name, species, assay format, compatible sample type, detection range, sensitivity, precision, kit size, assay time, storage conditions, intended research use, and quotation options.

What is the difference between sandwich and competitive ELISA?

Sandwich ELISA is commonly used for proteins, cytokines, and biomarkers where two antibodies can bind different epitopes of the target. Competitive ELISA is often used for small molecules, hormones, metabolites, or targets with limited binding sites.

Can I request datasheets, CoA, SDS, or availability?

Yes. You can request datasheets, certificates of analysis, SDS documents, availability, lead time, shipping conditions, bulk pricing, and quotation support. Include the product name, catalog number, target, species, sample type, and required size.

Need help identifying an ELISA kit?

Send the target, species, sample type, expected concentration range, required size, and intended research application. Antibody ELISA can help you request quotation, datasheet, CoA, SDS, availability, and technical product information.

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