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Anti-LXR alpha Antibody is a specialised immunodetection reagent for laboratory blotting and immunoassay workflows. Supplied in a 100 µl pack size with a density of 1 g/cm³, it supports Western blot and ELISA applications where LXR alpha-targeted detection is part of the experimental plan. The compact unit quantity enables straightforward bench handling in protein-analysis and immunodetection settings. Offered from manufacturer antibodies.com, the preparation aligns with blocking and immunodetection practices used across research laboratories. Defined volume and density specifications help maintain consistent documentation when the reagent is integrated into multi-step assay cascades. Scientists working in Western blot or ELISA environments can apply this antibody within established detection sequences directed at LXR alpha. Its small-format presentation suits protocols that depend on controlled aliquots and clearly stated physical properties. Relevant to blotting, ELISA, and blocking categories, it provides a practical choice for laboratories seeking an LXR alpha antibody preparation for structured immunodetection work.
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