Monkey IgM ELISA Kit

Monkey IgM ELISA Kit

The Monkey IgM ELISA Kit is designed to quantitatively measure immunoglobulin M (IgM) levels in non-human primate serum, plasma, or other biological samples. IgM is the first antibody produced during an initial immune response and plays a key role in early pathogen recognition, complement activation, and immune system activation. Because IgM levels rise rapidly following infection or antigen exposure, they serve as an important biomarker for acute immune responses, vaccine immunogenicity, and early-stage infection monitoring. ELISA-based detection provides sensitive and specific quantification of IgM, supporting detailed evaluation of humoral immunity.

In research settings, the Monkey IgM ELISA Kit is widely used in immunology, infectious disease, and vaccine development studies. Non-human primates offer physiological and immunological similarities to humans, making IgM measurements highly translational. Researchers use this assay to track primary immune responses following vaccination, assess host-pathogen interactions, and monitor antibody kinetics during early infection or experimental immunization. The kit is also valuable in preclinical toxicology and safety studies where immune activation or suppression must be measured as part of therapeutic evaluation.

Although the kit itself is not intended for human clinical diagnostics, IgM quantification in monkey models provides insights that directly inform clinical development. Data generated using this assay help validate IgM as a biomarker for infection, optimize vaccine formulations, and evaluate immune-modulating drugs before they progress to human trials. Thus, the Monkey IgM ELISA Kit serves as a critical tool in bridging preclinical immune research with future clinical applications.

This Monkey IgM ELISA Kit is manufactured in USA by Eagle Biosciences.