Quantitative feline cytokine antibody arrays are multiplex immunoassays designed to measure multiple cytokines simultaneously in biological samples from domestic cats (Felis catus). Cytokines and chemokines are involved in immune regulation, inflammation and intercellular signaling. Peer-reviewed studies using feline-specific multiplex assays have investigated cytokine profiles in conditions such as feline idiopathic cystitis and sepsis, supporting research into inflammatory responses and potential biomarkers.

Glass-slide quantitative cytokine arrays use spatially arranged capture antibodies to detect target proteins. Fluorescent signals are measured using a compatible microarray scanner and quantified against analyte-specific standard curves when provided by the assay, enabling estimation of cytokine concentrations within the validated analytical range.

Key Features

• Multiplex detection: Simultaneous measurement of multiple feline cytokines in a single sample.

• Quantitative analysis: Estimation of analyte concentrations using standard curves, subject to assay validation and detection limits.

• Glass-slide format: Spatially organized antibody spots enable parallel detection of multiple targets.

• Sample compatibility: Depending on the validated assay, samples may include serum, plasma or cell culture supernatants.

Usual Research Applications

• Characterization of feline immune and inflammatory responses.

• Investigation of cytokine profiles associated with infectious and inflammatory conditions.

• Comparison of cytokine concentrations between experimental groups.

• Exploratory assessment of potential inflammatory biomarkers and treatment-associated changes.