Mouse Hemoglobin ELISA Kit

The Mouse Hemoglobin ELISA Kit is designed to quantitatively measure hemoglobin levels in mouse biological samples such as serum, plasma, tissue extracts, or fecal material. Hemoglobin is the iron-containing protein in red blood cells responsible for oxygen transport, and its detection outside the vasculature often indicates bleeding, hemolysis, or tissue injury. Because hemoglobin levels can change rapidly in response to blood loss, inflammation, or red blood cell destruction, it serves as a useful biomarker for vascular integrity, gastrointestinal bleeding, and hematologic abnormalities. ELISA-based quantification provides high sensitivity and specificity, enabling researchers to detect even low levels of hemoglobin leakage or degradation.

In research settings, the Mouse Hemoglobin ELISA Kit is used extensively to study hemolytic disorders, anemia models, inflammation-induced vascular damage, and bleeding associated with drug toxicity or disease progression. It is especially valuable in preclinical studies evaluating compounds that may cause gastrointestinal or internal bleeding, allowing investigators to measure hemoglobin as a non-invasive marker of tissue injury. The kit is also used in studies of sickle cell disease, malaria infection, autoimmune hemolysis, and models involving oxidative stress and red blood cell fragility.

Although the assay is not used directly in clinical diagnostics, data generated from mouse hemoglobin measurements contribute to translational research in hematology, toxicity testing, and drug safety evaluation. Tracking hemoglobin as a biomarker in mouse models helps refine our understanding of bleeding risk, hemolytic pathways, and therapeutic effects—insights that can ultimately inform clinical monitoring strategies and the development of safer, more effective treatments.

This product is manufactured in USA by Eagle Biosciences.