Creatine Kinase

Creatine Kinase (CK) is a dimeric enzyme composed of either M- or B-type subunits. The subunits, each encoded by a unique gene, associate to form three isoenzymic forms: BB, MB, and MM. These isoenzymes are expressed at different levels in various tissues in humans. CK-BB is predominantly found in brain tissue, CK-MB in heart muscle, and CK-MM in skeletal and heart muscle. (Read more about Creatine Kinase: click here)

Scripps Laboratories offers excellent CK antigens and antibodies that are currently used in cardiac test kits, worldwide, on several different assay platforms. In addition, Scripps has a vast network of raw material providers, which ensures a well-stocked inventory of starting material. This allows Scripps to produce large lots of antigen, assuring uninterrupted, continuous supply for your production needs.

Browse the CK Reagents below and click any of the images or links to learn more.