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Anti-Glucagon Antibody is a research antibody provided in a 100 µl pack for laboratory immunodetection and blotting applications. The preparation has a density of 1 g/cm³ and is positioned for professional workflows in Western blot and ELISA, including associated blocking and immunodetection steps. Laboratories investigating glucagon-related targets can use this reagent within standard protein-detection protocols where antibody-based recognition is required. Available from manufacturer antibodies.com, the compact unit quantity supports economical assay development, optimisation, and routine screening at the bench. At 0,006 kg per unit, the pack is straightforward to store and handle under controlled laboratory conditions. Defined volume labelling aids reproducible pipetting and traceable experimental records across replicates. This Anti-Glucagon Antibody integrates into established immunoassay pipelines used in molecular biology, endocrinology-oriented research, and general protein analysis. Its focused presentation helps teams plan detection steps clearly when glucagon is the antigen of interest in blotting or enzyme-linked formats, without unnecessary bulk for small- to mid-scale studies.
This article is part of Click chemistry, bioconjugation & synthesis reagents, in Biochemicals & reagents.
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