I am interested in measuring insulin and nor-epinephrine levels in rodents (rat / mouse).
What are the best methods or kits available, which use the least possible amounts of serum /plasma/blood to do the same?
Are there any arrays to quantify cytokines and hormones from various body fluids of rodents (blood / serum / plasma / urine)?
Try to find some ELISA kits. They need a really little amount of serum and you have really quick method. Some companies offer also "made-to-measure" ELISA kits, co you could write them what you want to have in your ELISA plate. There are some other methods, too, but they need more blood amount. Good luck :-)
I can't help with articles etc, but here is a searchable site that you can browse antibodies and kits:
http://www.linscottsdirectory.com/
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