Immunology Antibodies

Purified Sheep IgG (Fc)

Glucose oxidase antibody was raised in rabbit using glucose oxidase isolated from Aspergillus niger as the immunogen.

Glutamate dehydrogenase antibody was raised in rabbit using glutamate dehydrogenase isolated from bovine liver as the immunogen.

Purified Chicken IgG (Fab'2) HRP conjugate

Beta amylase antibody was raised in rabbit using beta amylase as the immunogen.

Deoxyribonuclease I antibody was raised in rabbit using bovine pancreatic deoxyribonuclease I as the immunogen.

Angiopoietin 1 antibody was raised in rabbit using a synthetic peptide corresponding to a region near the N-terminus of mouse angiopoietin 1 protein conjugated to KLH as the immunogen.

Carbonic anhydrase II antibody was raised in rabbit using carbonic anhydrase II from human Erythrocytes as the immunogen.

Human IgG protein (Fab'2) (FITC) conjugate

Lysozyme antibody was raised in rabbit using lysozyme from hen egg white as the immunogen.

Purified Donkey IgG HRP conjugate

Purified Horse IgG (Fc)

Purified Cat IgG (Fab) HRP conjugate

Purified Chicken IgG (Fab'2) FITC conjugate

Mouse IgG is a monoclonal antibody that is widely used in immunoassays and research in the Life Sciences field. It has the ability to bind to specific targets, such as interferons, and can be used as inhibitors or neutralizing agents. Mouse IgG is an important tool for studying immune responses and identifying specific proteins or molecules of interest. This purified immunoglobulin is produced by activating B cells from mice and isolating the resulting antibodies. Mouse IgG can be immobilized on surfaces for various applications, including protein purification, immunoassays, and cell sorting. With its high specificity and affinity, Mouse IgG is a valuable tool for researchers looking to study immune responses or develop diagnostic tests.

Alpha 2 macroglobulin antibody was raised in goat using human alpha2-macroglobulin as the immunogen.

The Rabbit IgG Control is a highly purified immunoglobulin that serves as a reliable control for various experimental applications. It is commonly used in chromatographic, refractive index, and fluorescence resonance experiments to ensure accurate and consistent results. This control contains immunoglobulins with well-defined glycosylation patterns, making it ideal for studying the impact of glycosylation on antibody function.