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Description
Anti-Mouse IgG Antibody [1F9] is a primary antibody Clone designation [1F9] identifies this reagent within mouse IgG-directed research applications, supporting laboratories that require a defined anti-mouse IgG format for primary antibody workflows. quantity is convenient for assay set-up, titration and routine use in life-science settings focused on immunology and primary antibody applications. Net weight is 0,006 kg, keeping the presentation compact for storage organisation and bench handling. Offered by manufacturer antibodies.com, this Anti-Mouse IgG Antibody [1F9] aligns with standard primary-antibody practice in research environments. It is suitable for teams building or maintaining immunodetection panels where mouse IgG specificity and a clear clone reference are essential. The defined pack size supports reproducible planning across experimental series while remaining practical for individual projects in cellular, molecular and immunological research laboratories.
This article is part of Secondary antibodies, in Antibodies & ELISA kits.
Key features
- Pack sizes: 100 µg, 500 µg
- Clone: 1F9
- Target: Mouse IgG
- Product type: Primary antibody
- Weight: 0,006 kg
- Technical Information Sheet:
- Safety Data Sheet:
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Questions about Anti-Mouse IgG Antibody [1F9], 100 µg
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Anti-Mouse IgG Antibody [1F9], 100 µg is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes antibodies.com for laboratory use. It sits in Secondary antibodies, inside Antibodies & ELISA kits, in Life Science & Microbiology.
A secondary antibody binds the constant region of a primary antibody from a named host, and it carries the label: an enzyme, a fluorescent dye, biotin. The host of the primary and the label are the specification. Anti-rabbit does not detect a mouse primary.
An antibody binds one target. A primary antibody binds the molecule of interest. A secondary antibody binds the primary and usually carries the signal, an enzyme or a dye. An ELISA kit is that binding arranged in a well so the amount of target becomes a colour. The host species, the clone, the antigen and the stated application are the specification. A name alone is not. The literature is on PubMed. Sequences of the targets are on NCBI Nucleotide. Reference material is catalogued by ATCC.
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