Antibody Purification involves selective enrichment or specific isolation of antibodies from serum, ascites fluid, or cell culture supernatant. Purification is required to obtain antibody probes that can be used effectively in multiple types of detection methods. There are a variety of purification methods, ranging from non-specific to highly specific. The methods are classified under physiochemical fractionation, class-specific affinity, or antigen- specific affinity, in increasing order of specificity. When choosing the appropriate purification method keep in mind both the antibody of interest as well as the future downstream analysis.
Current techniques and future directions
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Key differences between direct and indirect staining approaches
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The CLARIOstar Plus is BMG LABTECH’s most innovative multi-mode microplate reader. As well as filters and a UV/Vis spectrometer, this reader also features advanced LVF Monochromators™ - BMG LABTECH’s proprietary monochromator technology which uses ...
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Esco Labculture A2 (LA2 / LR2) series BSCs are full-sized, high performance, biological safety cabinets, designed to provide maximum operator and product protection, with large work zone area, optimum user ergonomics, and following features:
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The Abcam PEG Virus Precipitation Kit is used to concentrate lentivirus from HEK293T supernatant, and it has been a great solution for labs that don't want to tie up an ultracentrifuge.
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The Superdex 200 Increase is a column made from agarose-dextran that enables size-dependent separation of proteins. It effectively separates proteins based on their size and offers excellent resolution specifically in the 100-300 kDa range. This ...
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