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Mouse rat estradiol elisa

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The Mouse/Rat Estradiol ELISA is a quantitative sandwich enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay designed for the measurement of estradiol levels in mouse and rat samples.

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Estrogen Supplementation: Immune and Bone Effects

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Circulating white blood cell counts after 6 weeks of E2 supplementation (vs. age-matched controls) were determined using a Hemavet 950DS (Drew Scientific, Miami Lakes, FL). E2 levels in serum collected 2 or 6 weeks post pellet placement, and stored at −80°C prior to assay, were assayed by the University of Virginia Center for Research in Reproduction Ligand Assay and Analysis Core using a commercially available mouse/rat estradiol ELISA (Calbiotech, El Cajon, CA)[38 (link)]. Markers of bone formation (rat/mouse P1NP) or resorption (mouse TRAcP 5b) were assayed in fasting serum collected 2 weeks after start of E2 supplementation (vs. age-matched controls) using commercially available ELISAs (Immunodiagnostic Systems, United Kingdom) [22 (link),25 (link)].
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Vaginal Cytology for Estrus Cycle Assessment

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Vaginal cytology (see Supplemental Figure 1 for representative images) took place at least 4 days after the last behavior test, between 11:00 AM and 1:00 PM every weekday for 2 weeks. Mice were group housed for the duration of the vaginal cytology measurements. Q-Tips soaked in PBS were used to gently swab the vaginal opening and rolled out onto a glass slide. Slides were set out to dry, and then 2 drops of crystal violet stain were applied. Slides were immediately coverslipped and put into a drawer for at least 2 minutes to protect the stain from light. Slides were examined under a microscope within minutes of staining, and estrus cycle phase was determined by analyzing the dominant composition of cells within the swab(18 (link)). Proestrus was identified by a predominance of nucleated, with some cornified epithelial cells. Estrus was identified by a predominance of cornified epithelial cells. Metestrus was determined by cornified epithelial cells as well as polymorphonuclear leukocytes. Lastly, diestrus was determined by primarily polymorphonuclear leukocytes. Mice were determined to be peri-estropausal/approaching reproductive senescence with irregular cycles (data not shown) and plasma estradiol levels were below the limit of detection (measured via Calbiotech Mouse/Rat Estradiol ELISA, catalog # ES180S-100ELISA, 3pg/ml sensitivity; data not shown).
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Uterine Cholesterol and Estradiol Levels

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Uterine total cholesterol levels were determined in each animal by an enzymatic method using commercial standard diagnostic kits purchased from SIGMA Diagnostics Ltd (1238 Budapest, Hungary).
Uterine estradiol levels were assessed by the ELISA test using a reagent kit (Mouse/Rat Estradiol ELISA) purchased from Calbiotech (El Cajon, California, USA). The absorbance of calibrators and specimen was determined using an ELISA microplate reader, the Multiskan ascent plate reader, purchased from MTX Lab Systems, Inc. (Bradenton, USA). The concentration (mIU/mL) was evaluated by means of a calibration curve established from the calibrators supplied with the kits.
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