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anti-Perilipin 1 (N-terminus) mouse monoclonal antibody PERI 112.17 is an affinity-purified reagent at 50 µg/ml for immunodetection of Perilipin 1 at the N-terminus. It is positioned for blotting applications including Western blot and ELISA, as well as broader blocking and immunodetection workflows in the life-science laboratory. Physical data indicate a density of about 1 g/cm³ and a boiling point of approximately 100 °C. The antibody is Produced as an affinity-purified mouse monoclonal by manufacturer PROGEN, it supports studies that require specific detection of Perilipin 1 in protein analysis pipelines. Researchers can integrate this reagent into standard immunoblotting and immunoassay protocols where a defined anti-Perilipin 1 (N-terminus) monoclonal is needed.
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