Understanding C-Reactive Protein (CRP): A Precise Marker of Inflammation
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C-Reactive Protein — a key acute-phase reactant produced by the liver — serves as a sensitive biomarker for inflammation, infection, and tissue damage.When the body faces infection or injury, CRP levels rise rapidly, helping activate complement and enhance phagocytosis — the body’s way of clearing pathogens and damaged cells.
Why CRP Matters
Bacterial vs. viral infections: CRP increases sharply in bacterial infections but only slightly in viral ones — aiding in infection differentiation.
Cardiovascular disease: High-sensitivity CRP (hs-CRP) reflects vascular inflammation and predicts cardiovascular risk.
Chronic inflammation: CRP helps monitor autoimmune and inflammatory diseases, guiding treatment adjustments.
Post-surgery monitoring: Persistent CRP elevation may signal complications or infection.

Applications
Inflammatory status evaluation
Drug efficacy research
Mechanistic biomedical studies
Sports and metabolic research
ELK Biotechnology’s CRP ELISA Kit
Our EasyStep CRP ELISA Kit delivers accurate, rapid detection for inflammation-related studies.
Key advantages:
Detection limit: as low as 53 pg/mL
Total assay time: within 1.5 hours
Excellent specificity with no cross-reactivity
Wide linear range (0.23–15 ng/mL)
Inter-assay CV < 10% for reliable reproducibility

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