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IL-22 Novel Inflammatory Cytokine Marker


Interleukin-22 (IL-22) has shown high clinical relevance in offering efficacy assessment as a novel target in an array of disorders associated with chronic inflammatory diseases of the skin, intestines, lungs and joints and well as chronic infections such as hepatitis, pancreatitis and cancer.


Randox Laboratories have developed a highly sensitive IL-22 assay which is analytically verified and available for use across clinical trials to measure IL-22 variations from baseline in response to compound activity. Accumulative research and results have strongly suggested that the inhibition of IL-22 activity may be beneficial in several diseases / disorders to establish adverse effects associated with therapies and interventions.


• Highly sensitive LOQ from 0.1 pg/ml (Biochip 4 plex) to 1.4 pg/ml • Established assay range from 1.4 to 100 pg/ml (automated platform) • No significant interference • Control & Calibrator material available


Epidermal Keratinocytes


Intestinal Epithelial Cells


IL-22 Respiratory Epithelial Cells Hepatocytes


Synovial Fibroblasts


Pancreatic Cells


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