Histamine (also known as beta imidazolethylamine) is usually classified as an amine molecule because of its ammonia structure and it mainly stored in the form of granules within the tissues of mast cells. It can also be stored in blood cells which are called basophils that are found to be harbouring histamine-containing granules.

ELISA kit information:

• Reactivity: Human
• Sample Type: Plasma (EDTA), Other Biological Samples
• Sensitivity: 0.2 ng/ml
• Target: Histamine, Beta Imidazolethylamine