Description
Anti-Luciferase Antibody is a primary antibody reagent for immunological detection of luciferase in research applications. Supplied as a 600 µg unit, it is positioned for laboratories that track luciferase reporters, fusion constructs or related expression systems by immunodetection. The preparation shows a density of 1 g/cm³ and is organised for use in blotting, Western blot and ELISA-oriented workflows as well as broader blocking and immunodetection steps. Luciferase antibodies help confirm reporter presence, validate expression levels and support assay development where enzymatic reporters are paired with antibody-based readouts. This product from manufacturer antibodies.com integrates into standard primary-antibody panels used across applications that combine blotting with immunoassay formats. The 600 µg pack size offers a practical working quantity for multi-experiment series while remaining manageable for cold storage and bench logistics. Net weight is 0,006 kg, supporting straightforward handling and inventory tracking. Associated application areas include blotting, Western blot and ELISA, and blocking and immunodetection, reflecting its role in reporter-protein detection rather than general protein staining. It serves as a focused detection tool for luciferase-centred experimental designs in molecular and cell-biology laboratories.
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Key features
- Pack size: 600 µg
- Density: 1 g/cm³
- Storage temperature: +4 °C
- Product type: Primary antibody
- Target: Luciferase
- Weight: 0,006 kg
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