Angiogenesis provides the crucial link between the avascular and vascular states and, is a key event for sustained tumor growth and cancer progression. Angiogenesis as a biological switch process is governed by numerous pro- and anti-angiogenic factors, including vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF), basic fibroblast growth factor (FGFb), epidermal growth factor (EGF), and IL-6. The mechanism of action of each of these factors is different, as are their origin and the stimuli for their production. The angiogenic switch refers to the balance between pro- and anti- angiogenic factors. Therefore, profiling of these factors is critical to understanding angiogenesis. Signosis' Mouse Angiogenesis ELISA Strip Profiling Assay allows simultaneously profiling 8 mouse angiogenesis cytokines. Each well of the strip is coated with a primary antibody against a specific angiogenesis protein and total 8 wells of a strip target 8 different proteins. The difference of these proteins between two samples can be determined through data comparison.
Mouse Angiogenesis ELISA Strip Protein Standards
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