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Monoclonal antibody

Techniques for detecting, quantifying and localizing antigens and antibodies — ELISA, Western blotting, immunohistochemistry and flow cytometry. Below are the protocols, FAQs and technical articles in our knowledge base tagged with this topic.

53 resources · protocols, FAQs & articles
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Answers to common questions about PDE5A Mouse mAb (Ab350618): applications, storage, formulation, and ordering from Aladdin Scientific.

Updated Oct 2026·3 min read
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Find answers to common questions about p53 Mouse mAb (Ab350604): applications, storage, reactivity, and ordering from Aladdin Scientific.

Updated Oct 2026·42 min read
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Answers to common questions about HNF4A Mouse mAb (Ab351242): applications, storage, formulation, and ordering from Aladdin Scientific.

Updated Oct 2026·21 min read
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Answers to common questions about PIP4K2A Mouse mAb (Ab350631): applications, storage, reactivity, and ordering from Aladdin Scientific.

Updated Oct 2026·21 min read
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Answers to common questions about NFAT5 Mouse mAb (Ab349695): applications, reactivity, storage, and best-practice tips for reliable results.

Updated Oct 2026·4 min read
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Answers to common questions about CD21 Mouse mAb (Ab348616): applications, species reactivity, storage, and protocols for immunology research.

Updated Oct 2026·4 min read
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Answers to common questions about STK40 Mouse mAb (Ab349965): applications, storage, reactivity, and usage tips for research scientists.

Updated Oct 2026·3 min read
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Answers to common questions about CCDC43 Mouse mAb (Ab349464): applications, species reactivity, storage, and protocols for research use.

Updated Oct 2026·42 min read
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Hybridoma technology, as the classical method for monoclonal antibody (mAb) production, is widely applied in immunology research, diagnostic reagent development, and antibody drug manufacturing. Because hybridom a cells are highly sensitive to culture conditions and reagent quality, the reagents ...

Updated Sep 2025·42 min read
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IgG, the key factor of Humoral immunity response, is the main immunoglobulin in blood, lymph, cerebrospinal fluid and peritoneal fluid. IgG accounts for approximately 75% of total serum immunoglobulins and is the only immunoglobulin that can penetrate the human placenta. It is primarily ...

Updated Jun 2025·33 min read
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