Recombinant Antibodies from St John's Laboratory

Recombinant antibodies are highly specific antibodies created using DNA recombinant technology. Genes for an antibody's light and heavy chains are synthesized and inserted into expression vectors, which are transfected into stable cell lines for protein expression. Recombinant antibodies have many advantages such as being animal origin-free, less reliance on hybridomas, consistency, and ease of scalability. The most popular form of recombinant antibody is the single-chain variable fragment (scFv). Recombinant antibodies are actively explored in diagnostic and therapeutic applications due to their specificity and low immunogenicity. Visit the supplier page for more product information such as reactivity, conjugate/tag, isotype, and quantity.