Epigenetics & DNA Damage ELISA Kits

96Trace provides ELISA kits designed for research-use measurement of biomarkers associated with epigenetic regulation, DNA damage response, oxidative DNA injury, DNA repair pathways, chromatin remodeling and genomic stress. These assays support laboratories studying mechanisms such as methylation status, histone-related regulation, nucleotide damage, cellular stress response, mutagenesis, aging biology, cancer progression and environmental toxicity models.

Each 96Trace ELISA kit includes essential technical information such as target name, species compatibility, sample type, assay format, detection range and sensitivity. Depending on the selected product, assays may be suitable for serum, plasma, cell lysates, nuclear extracts, tissue homogenates and other validated biological research samples. These products help academic, biotechnology and pharmaceutical laboratories generate reproducible biomarker data for molecular biology, toxicology, oncology, aging and preclinical disease research.

PADI2 (Human) ELISA Kit

$ 695.00

Sirtuin 2 (human intracellular) ELISA Kit

$ 855.00

Sirtuin 1 (human intracellular) ELISA Kit

$ 895.00

SHP2 (Human) ELISA Kit

$ 695.00

Serum amyloid P-component (APCS) (Human) ELISA Kit

$ 715.00

RTEL1 (Rat) ELISA Kit

$ 695.00

ZEB1 (Human) ELISA Kit

$ 795.00

TRAF6 (Human) ELISA Kit

$ 715.00

FAQ

What are epigenetics ELISA kits used for?

Epigenetics ELISA kits are used to measure biomarkers linked to DNA methylation, histone modification, chromatin regulation and gene expression control in research samples.

What are DNA damage ELISA kits used for?

DNA damage ELISA kits support quantitative research on oxidative DNA injury, DNA repair activity, genomic stress, mutagenesis and cellular damage response pathways.

Which research areas use epigenetics and DNA damage ELISA kits?

These assays are commonly used in cancer research, aging biology, toxicology, oxidative stress studies, molecular biology, environmental exposure research and preclinical disease models.

What sample types are commonly used for epigenetics and DNA damage ELISA assays?

Depending on the selected kit, common sample types may include serum, plasma, cell lysates, nuclear extracts, tissue homogenates and other validated biological research samples.

Are 96Trace epigenetics and DNA damage ELISA kits for diagnostic use?

No. 96Trace epigenetics and DNA damage ELISA kits are intended for research use only and are not intended for diagnostic or therapeutic applications unless explicitly stated.