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Description Mouse MonoclonalApplications WB ICC/IF IHC-P IHC-Fr IP Dot ELISA IHCReactivity Hu, Ms, Rat, Rb, Bov, Pig, DeerSummary The antibody is reactive with the native (helical) form of collagen type I in ELISA and dot blot. The product is not reactive when tested on thermally denatured molecules. In immunohistochemical staining of acetone-fixed and unfixed frozen sections, a strong staining of connective tissue fibers is seen. Using the dot blot and ELISA techniques, the antibody shows no cross-reactivity with collagen types, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII, IX, X and XI. The epitope recognized by the antibody is sensitive to routine formalin fixation and paraffin embedding.
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Description Rabbit MonoclonalApplications WB ICC/IF IHC-PReactivity Hu, Ms, Rat$419100 μl$16925 μl -
Description Rabbit MonoclonalApplications WB IHC-PReactivity Hu, Ms, Rat, Cat, DogSummary For human IHC-P, we recommend GTX636576; For mouse and rat IHC-P, we recommend GTX636577.
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Description Mouse MonoclonalApplications IHC-P IHC-P (cell pellet)Reactivity Hu, Ms$419100 μl$16925 μl -
Description Rabbit MonoclonalApplications WB ICC/IF IHC-PReactivity Hu$419100 μl$16925 μl -
Description Rabbit MulticlonalApplications WB IHC-PReactivity Hu, Ms, Rat$419100 μl$16925 μl -
Description Rabbit MonoclonalApplications WB ICC/IFReactivity Hu, Ms, RatSummary This antibody is specific for human COL1A1 protein, and it does not cross react with human COL1A2, COL2A1, and COL3A1 protein.
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Description Rabbit MonoclonalApplications WB IHC-PReactivity Hu, Ms, RatSummary Highly recommended for IHC-P in human and mouse tissues.
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Description Rabbit MonoclonalApplications WB ICC/IF IHC-PReactivity Hu, MsSummary This antibody may not be suitable for mouse IHC-P assay, as its mouse reactivity is based on WB testing.
This antibody was raised against human EGFR Intracellular domain.
$419100 μl$16925 μl
Orthogonal
Recombinant antibody
KO/KD
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Overexpression