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Anti-Aromatase Antibody is a laboratory antibody supplied in a 100 µl unit quantity for immunodetection workflows including Western blot and ELISA. With a density of 1 g/cm³, it fits blotting, blocking, and immunodetection protocols where defined pack size and clear physical parameters aid method documentation. Researchers addressing aromatase-related targets can integrate this reagent into established protein-analysis sequences for application-driven detection steps. The product is offered from manufacturer antibodies.com and is intended for professional laboratory environments. Its 100 µl pack size supports measured aliquotting across multiple runs and helps keep working stocks manageable. Density information assists with internal logging, material handling, and standard goods-in procedures. Categorisation under applications, blotting, Western blot and ELISA, and blocking and immunodetection reflects its intended use as a targeted immunodetection component. Teams curating focused antibody panels for aromatase studies will find this format practical for routine bench work, combining a compact volume with straightforward scientific descriptors suitable for controlled molecular-biology settings.
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