Diamine Oxidase Microplate Assay Kit

DAO, also known as diamine oxidase, is an important enzyme involved in the oxidation of amines. It is also referred to as amine oxidase, CAO (copper amine oxidase), or Cu-containing amine oxidase. Another name for DAO is diamino oxhydrase, and it is commonly known as histaminase or histamine deaminase due to its role in the degradation of histamine. It is also classified as semicarbazide-sensitive amine oxidase (SSAO).

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The activity of diamine oxidase can be detected and quantified through various methods. This enzyme plays a crucial role in breaking down histamine, a molecule that can cause allergic reactions and other health issues in some individuals. By measuring the amount of diamine oxidase present in a sample, researchers can gain insights into potential histamine intolerance or other conditions related to histamine metabolism. Common techniques for detecting diamine oxidase activity include using specific substrates that react with the enzyme and produce measurable products, or measuring the consumption of oxygen or hydrogen peroxide that occurs during the enzymatic reaction. These methods can be adapted to different types of samples, including blood, urine, and tissue extracts, and can provide valuable information for both clinical diagnosis and research purposes.

0.05 mmol/L - 5 mmol/L

Shipped and store at 4°C for 6 months.