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Ten years ago, we introduced the first research ELISA kits designed to easily measure Kynurenine (Kyn) and Tryptophan (Trp) concentrations […]

Our range of ELISA kits for quantifying tryptophan metabolites welcomes a new addition: Melatonin. This highly sensitive ELISA kit enables […]

Anxiety and depression, autism, cognitive decline, gut motility and intestinal inflammation disorders, … Abnormal serotonin levels are detected in a […]

On June 19th, Immusmol hosted a webinar about midbrain organoid models of Parkinson’s disease. Prof. Jens Christian Schwamborn (LCSB / OrganoTherapeutics) […]

Dopamine, Serotonin, GABA, Glutamate, Histamine, Norepinephrine, Serine, Octopamine, … To generate spatial information about key neuromodulators and neurotransmitters, neurobiologists typically perform stainings against enzymes (e.g. TH for dopamine, GAD65-67 for GABA), receptors (e.g. Glutamate) or transporters (e.g. Norepinephrine, Glutamate). Why?

TH expression does not necessarily indicate that neurons are metabolically active and produce dopamine. Therefore, several groups interested in organoid-based modeling of Parkinson’s disease have combined standard markers of dopaminergic neurons, such as TH and GIRK2, with direct staining of dopamine using anti-hapten antibodies, as well as ELISA kits for quantifying dopamine release in supernatant.

Catch up on our top highlights from this year!

Hear about our new ELISA kits and antibodies to assess the polyamine pathway and reveal serotonin, as well as the peer-reviewed papers that referenced our products!

Benefit from our current special offer on a range of specific and highly sensitive ELISA kits to obtain valuable quantitative data on monoamine levels in various fluids, including blood and urine.