Alpha Diagnostic International, Inc. Anti-Glutathione Transferase (GST, E. coli) IgG# 1, aff pure GST11-A

Anti-Glutathione Transferase (GST, E. coli) IgG# 1, aff pure General Information Expression of genes in E. coli or yeast or baculovirus offers a convenient system to produce large amounts of recombinant proteins that may otherwise be difficult to isolate from natural cells and tissues. Very often antibodies to these newly identified p SugApplications Most Antibodies are tested by ELISA and Western. Additional applications, such as IHC or IP may have been tested and will be listed in the product data sheets or published research papers using our products. Typically, antibodies are tested against the SugSecAntibodies http://4adi.com/comm erce/ccc2480-seconda ry-antibodies-rabbit .htm SpeciesReactivity E. coli SugNegativeControl Non-immune Rabbit IgG Cat# 20009-1 Form Affinity purified IgG SugPositiveControl Recombinant or naturally purified proteins or cells of tissues expressing the protein under study can be used as positive controls for Western or IHC. Please review the ?General Information? tan under Product overview section. Control or blocking peptid Antigen Bacterial GST (Schistosoma japonicum, ~27 kda) was expressed in E. coli and purified (>97%). SpCrossreactivity This antiserum or IgG have been tested by ELISA (suggested dilution 1K-10K) using 50-100 ng/well GST-coated ELISA plates. It recognizes both native GST or GST fusion proteins in Western blots (suggested dilution 1K). Antibody dilution will vary depending upon the type of technique used to detect primary antibody such calorimetric or chemiluminescence substrates. The nature and concentration of GST or GST fusion proteins may also affect antibody concentration. For research use only, not for diagnostic or therapeutic use.