天然免疫学热点领域科研抗体(AbD Serotec®)---细胞增殖标志物抗体
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Ki-67是一种增殖细胞相关的核抗原, 不表达于静止期的细胞, Ki-67的反义寡核苷酸能够抑制细胞的增殖, 揭示Ki-67蛋白对细胞增殖是绝对必需的。
福尔马林固定, 石蜡包埋的小鼠结肠组织切片, MCF-7细胞的anti Ki-67免疫荧光染色结果
Rat anti Brdu(MCA2060)染色结果 (HCA006, 绿色), Phalloidin(红色)和Hoechst
(蓝色)复染。
AbD Serotec公司提供的最受欢迎的细胞增殖标志物抗体
产品编号 | 抗体类型 | 特异性 | 克隆号 | 宿主 | 适用种属 | 形式 | 规格 | 应用 |
MCA2060 | mAb | BrdU | BU1/75 | Rat | Purified | 0.2 mg | F*, IF, P* | |
MCA2060GA | mAb | BrdU | BU1/75 | Rat | Purified | 0.1 mg | F*, IF, P* | |
MCA2060T | mAb | BrdU | BU1/75 (ICR1) | Rat | Purified | 20 μg | F*, IF, P* | |
MCA2060A488 | mAb | BrdU | BU1/75 (ICR1) | Rat | ALEXA FLUOR® 488 | 100 TESTS/1ml | F* | |
MCA2060B | mAb | BrdU | BU1/75 (ICR1) | Rat | Biotin | 0.1 mg | F* | |
MCA2060F | mAb | BrdU | BU1/75 (ICR1) | Rat | FITC | 0.1 mg | F* | |
MCA2060FT | mAb | BrdU | BU1/75 (ICR1) | Rat | FITC | 0.25 mg | F* | |
MCA2060P | mAb | BrdU | BU1/75 (ICR1) | Rat | HRP | 0.5 mg | E, P* | |
MCA2060PA | mAb | BrdU | BU1/75 (ICR1) | Rat | HRP | 0.1 mg | E, P* | |
MCA2483 | mAb | BrdU | Bu20a | Mouse | Purified | 0.2 mg | C, F*, P* | |
MCA2483FA | mAb | BrdU | Bu20a | Mouse | FITC | 50 μg | F* | |
MCA2483T | mAb | BrdU | Bu20a | Mouse | Purified | 20 μg | C, F*, P* | |
HCA006 | mAb | Ki-67 | 2531 (Fab) | HuCAL® | Human, Bovine, Dog | Purified | 0.1 mg | C, E, IF, P*,WB |
HCA053 | mAb | Ki-67 | 2531 | HuCAL® | Human, Bovine, Dog | Purified | 0.1 mg | C, E, P*, WB |
MAb | mAb | Ki-67 | 2531 | HuCAL® | Human, Bovine,Dog | Purified | 50 μg | C, E, P*, WB |
HCA117 | mAb | Ki-67 | 2815 | HuCAL® | Human | Purified | 0.1 mg | E, P* |
HCA117A | mAb | Ki-67 | 2815 | HuCAL® | Human | Purified | 50 μg | E, P* |
MCA289 | mAb | Ki-67 | Ki67 | Mouse | Human | Supernatant | 2 ml | C*, F*, IF |
MCA289T | mAb | Ki-67 | Ki67 | Mouse | Human | Supernatant | 0.2 ml | C*, F*, IF |
MCA1859 | mAb | MCM2 | CRCT2.1 | Mouse | Human | Purified | 0.1 mg | C, P*, WB |
AHP1419 | pAb | PCNA | Rabbit | Broad | Purified | 50 μg | E, P*, WB | |
MCA1558 | mAb | PCNA | PC10 | Mouse | Broad | Purified | 0.1 mg | C, F*, IP, P,WB |
MCA1558F | mAb | PCNA | PC10 | Mouse | Broad | FITC | 0.1 mg | F* |
MCA1558H | mAb | PCNA | PC10 | Mouse | Broad | Purified | 6 ml | C, P |
MCA3328Z | mAb | PCNA | 1G7 | Mouse | Human | Azide Free | 0.1 mg | IF, WB |
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