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== Comparison immunofluorescence of several Ptbp1 antibodies == | == Comparison immunofluorescence of several Ptbp1 antibodies == | ||
[[Image:Comparison IF Ptbp1 antibodies.jpg | [[Image:Comparison IF Ptbp1 antibodies.jpg|400px]] | ||
Comparison of immunofluorescence on mouse pancreatic islet cryosections. Lifespan antibody at the top left. Similar labelling quality to Invitrogen/Zymed Ptbp1 antibody bottom right. Much better than other 2 antibodies. | |||
== Origin of the antibody == | |||
Lifespan stated that they did not generate this antibody but were unable to name the source of the reagent. It appears possible that this is indeed a duplicate of the Zymed/Invitrogen Ptbp1 antibody. --[[User:Jakob Suckale|- JS]] 11:25, 14 September 2010 (EDT) | |||
<small>"..antibody LS-C38296 is not cultured in-house here at LifeSpan. We do not acquire the antibody from Invitrogen, but looking at the data sheets, I agree with you. They appear to be the same product.... I am not sure who originally developed the clone." [email replies from antibodies at lsbio 2010-09]</small> | |||
== Similar antibodies == | |||
* [[Antibody:32-4800 mouse monoclonal PTBP1]] | |||
* [[Goat PTBP1 antibody (EB06088)]] | |||
Latest revision as of 08:25, 14 September 2010
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| Antibody Type | mouse monoclonal |
| Target UniProt ID | PTBP1_HUMAN |
| Cross-Reactive w | mouse, rat? |
| Not Cross-Reactive w | ? |
| Raised Against | human, recombinant, full-length? PTBP1 |
| Provider | Lifespan |
| Suitability for.. | |
| Western Blot | untested |
| Immunoprecipitation | untested |
| Staining fixed cells | worked |
| Staining cryo-sections | worked |
| Staining paraffin sections | untested |
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Comparison immunofluorescence of several Ptbp1 antibodies
Comparison of immunofluorescence on mouse pancreatic islet cryosections. Lifespan antibody at the top left. Similar labelling quality to Invitrogen/Zymed Ptbp1 antibody bottom right. Much better than other 2 antibodies.
Origin of the antibody
Lifespan stated that they did not generate this antibody but were unable to name the source of the reagent. It appears possible that this is indeed a duplicate of the Zymed/Invitrogen Ptbp1 antibody. --- JS 11:25, 14 September 2010 (EDT)
"..antibody LS-C38296 is not cultured in-house here at LifeSpan. We do not acquire the antibody from Invitrogen, but looking at the data sheets, I agree with you. They appear to be the same product.... I am not sure who originally developed the clone." [email replies from antibodies at lsbio 2010-09]
