Our Antibodies & Antigens monthly insights: Discover our Diabestes Metabolism panel

#News Tuesday 26 August 2025

Gain insights with our comprehensive Diabetes & Metabolism Panel

Our Diabetes & Metabolism Antibody Panel supports accurate assessment of glucose regulation, metabolic health, and endocrine pathways. With validated specificity and reproducibility, this panel is a powerful resource for researchers studying obesity, insulin resistance, type 2 diabetes, and metabolic syndrome.

Key biomarkers in the Diabetes & Metabolism Panel

Adiponectin : A critical marker of insulin sensitivity and adipose tissue function.
Ghrelin : A regulator of appetite control and energy balance, relevant in obesity and metabolic disorders.
Glucagon : Essential hormone involved in hepatic glucose production and glucose metabolism.
Insulin: The central mediator of glucose uptake and metabolic regulation, widely studied in diabetes research.
Leptin : An adipokine influencing satiety signaling, energy expenditure, and obesity-related mechanisms.
Proinsulin : A precursor of insulin, serving as a marker for β-cell dysfunction and early diabetes development.

Applications in Diabetes & Metabolism Research

Pathway characterization: Investigate metabolic and endocrine mechanisms.
Assay development & validation: Build robust ELISA or immunoassay platforms.
Early disease detection: Identify biomarkers in pre-diabetic and metabolic syndrome cohorts.
Translational studies: Bridge discovery research with clinical applications.

Why choose DiaSource Antibodies?

Our antibodies are developed under stringent quality control standards, offering:

High specificity and low cross-reactivity
Compatibility with manual and automated systems
Validated performance for research and IVD applications
Support from a scientific team with deep expertise in metabolic diagnostics

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Whether you're developing a new assay or optimizing a current diagnostic tool, our Bone Metabolism Antibody Panel delivers the specificity and consistency your laboratory requires.