Description
Anti-Ferritin Light Chain Antibody is a research antibody reagent for blotting and immunodetection workflows, including Western blot and ELISA. It is provided as a 100 µl pack, giving laboratories a practical volume for detection of ferritin light chain, protocol optimisation and routine protein-analysis tasks. Specified density is 1 g/cm³ with a weight of 0,006 kg, supporting straightforward handling during dilution, control preparation and assay set-up. The antibody is offered from manufacturer antibodies.com and matches common blocking and immunodetection practices used in applications and blotting laboratories. Defined unit quantity aids consistent reagent consumption across replicate gels, membranes and ELISA plates. Anti-Ferritin Light Chain Antibody suits molecular biology and biomedical research groups that require a focused ferritin light chain reagent rather than large bulk stock. Compact packaging simplifies storage organisation and day-to-day workflow planning. The product integrates into standard Western-blot and ELISA formats where specific immunodetection of ferritin light chain is needed, helping maintain structured, reproducible detection steps from sample preparation through final readout in professional laboratory environments.
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Key features
- Pack size: 100 µl
- Density: 1 g/cm³
- Storage temperature: +4 °C
- Product type: Antibody
- Target: Ferritin light chain
- Weight: 0,006 kg
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- Safety Data Sheet:
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