Alexa Fluor® 488 Goat anti-Mouse IgG1 . David Robertson - ICR LondonCy™2 Donkey anti-Rabbit. Brian McAdams and William Kennedy, Univ Minnesota.Cy™2 Donkey anti-Goat. Brian McAdams and William Kennedy, Univ Minnesota.Alexa Fluor® 488 Donkey anti-Mouse & Donkey anti-Rabbit Cy™3. Carlyn Martina-Mamber, Elly M. Hol - NIN Netherlands.Cy™3 Streptavidin. Mansour, H. Univ Sydney.
Since its discovery in the 1960s, Green Fluorescent Protein (GFP) has enabled researchers to investigate an ever-increasing number of biological phenomena. Examples include its use for studying protein localization, gene …Read More »
Hear Ye Hear Ye! Jackson ImmunoResearch’s employees gathered for a Renaissance Faire themed picnic where a feast was devoured and there were games to play, creating memories that are here …Read More »
Green fluorescent protein, more commonly known as GFP, was discovered in 1962. Since then, it has become one of the most widely exploited proteins for scientific research and has driven …Read More »
Many different bead-based applications have been developed for detecting and purifying biomolecules. Secondary antibodies have broad utility for these types of techniques due to their wide availability and relatively low …Read More »
Secondary antibodies offer many advantages for scientific research. These include increased assay sensitivity, owing to the signal amplification from multiple secondaries binding to each primary antibody, and improved flexibility for …Read More »
