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RAT ANTI MOUSE CD321:Biotin

Staining of mouse peripheral blood platelets with Rat anti Mouse CD321 antibody, clone H202-106 (MCA2346).
RAT ANTI MOUSE CD321:Biotin

RAT ANTI MOUSE CD321:Biotin
RAT ANTI MOUSE CD321:Biotin

Staining of mouse peripheral blood platelets with Rat anti Mouse CD321 antibody, clone H202-106 (MCA2346).
RAT ANTI MOUSE CD321:Biotin

Staining of mouse peripheral blood platelets with Rat anti Mouse CD321 antibody, clone H202-106 (MCA2346).

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RAT ANTI MOUSE CD321:Biotin

Bio-Rad (Formerly AbD Serotec)'s RAT ANTI MOUSE CD321:Biotin is a Rat monoclonal antibody. The RAT ANTI MOUSE CD321:Biotin Antibody was generated using F11R as the antigen. It reacts with Mouse. This antibody has been shown to work in applications such as: Flow Cytometry.

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Purified IgG conjugated to Biotin - liquid

Product Specs
ItemRAT ANTI MOUSE CD321:Biotin
CompanyBio-Rad
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Catalog NumberMCA2346B
Quantity0.1 mg
ApplicationsFlow Cytometry
ConcentrationIgG concentration 0.1 mg/ml
Conjugate/TagBiotin
ReactivityMouse
TargetCD321
IsotypeIgG1
CloneH202-106
HostRat
ImmunogenMTE1/MTE2 stromal cell lines
NCBI Full Gene NameF11 receptor
NCBI Gene AliasesJAM-1, ESTM33, Jcam, 9130004G24, JAM-A, JAM, Ly106, Jcam1
ClonalityMonoclonal Antibody

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