Mouse Heat Shock 10kDa Protein 1 (HSP10) ELISA Kit-Sandwich

In mice, the primary role of heat shock protein 10kDa (HSPE1) is to facilitate cellular responses to various stressors, including heat and oxidative stress. HSPE1 belongs to the heat shock protein family, which is highly conserved across different organisms, underscoring its critical role in maintaining cellular homeostasis and safeguarding proteins against damage. This protein is notably upregulated during heat stress. Research, such as studies on endometriosis, has shown a marked increase in HSPE1 expression levels, highlighting its pivotal role in managing heat and other stress conditions. Furthermore, HSPE1 plays a significant regulatory role in embryonic development; for instance, its high expression in mouse embryonic stem cells suggests an involvement in the regulation of early developmental signaling pathways.