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Primary Antibodies

A primary antibody is an immunoglobulin that specifically binds to a particular protein or other biomolecule of research interest for the purpose of purifying, detecting, or measuring it. Primary antibodies are developed as polyclonal or monoclonal antibodies using mouse, rat, rabbit, goat, and other animal species as hosts. They are produced and supplied in various forms, ranging from crude antiserum to antigen-purified preparations.

Two different therapeutic monclonal antibodies bind at different antigenic sites of the coronavirus spike protein.
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Epitope Tag Antibodies

Highly specific monoclonal and polyclonal antibodies that can detect proteins where no specific antibody is available

Recombinant Monoclonal Antibodies

Antibodies produced by a B-cell which recognize and bind to the same epitope of a single antigen

Secondary Antibodies

Chemically-modified antibodies that indirectly detect the target antigen in the use of direct immunoassay

ELISA Accessories

A range of ELISA accessories that can be used to replace or upgrade existing component of your kit

Pathplex IHC

Our bespoke range of IHC panels that are used to detect the presence of specific protein markers

ELISA Kits

Ready-to-use kits that contain everything you need to get started with ELISA assay testing

Immunoglobulins

‘Y-Shaped’ antibodies that detect and neutralize bacteria and viruses by binding to specific antigens on the target