抗体种类

  多克隆抗体

抗原

  Iba1的合成肽（C端序列相同）

免疫动物

  兔子

交叉性

  人、小鼠、大鼠、其他^※

浓度

  0.5-0.7 mg/mL

应用

  免疫组织染色（冰冻切片）：1︰500-1,000

  免疫细胞染色： 1︰500-1,000

储存条件

  -20℃冷冻保存（干冰运输）

抗原来源动物

  大鼠

物种：小鼠

部位：小脑

样品：冰冻切片

抗体浓度：1︰1,000

物种：小鼠

部位：伏隔核

样品：超薄切片

抗体浓度：1︰500

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东京理科大学生命生物科学科 萩原老师、山崎先生

物种：小鼠

部位：脊髓

样品：冰冻切片

抗体浓度：1︰500

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东京理科大学生命生物科学科 萩原老师、山崎先生

物种：小鼠

部位：视网膜

抗体浓度：1︰1,000

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Prof. Lieve Moons, KU Leuven, Belgium.

物种：大鼠

部位：大脑皮层

样品：冰冻切片

抗体浓度：1︰1,000

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日本国立精神·神经医疗研究中心

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产品详情

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免疫化学用

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免疫化学用

   抗Iba1，兔（免疫细胞化学用）

免疫化学用

   抗Iba1，兔（石蜡切片用）

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   抗Iba1，兔 生物素结合

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   抗Iba1，兔源（结合488绿色荧光）（Prototype）

免疫化学用

   抗Iba1, 兔源, 结合SPICA Dye™ 568

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   抗   Iba1，兔源，SPICA Dye™ 594偶联

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   Anti-Iba1、红色荧光染料（635）结合

免疫化学用

   抗Iba1，山羊多克隆抗体

免疫化学用

   鼠源Iba1抗体，无标签，单克隆抗体（NCNP24）

免疫化学用

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免疫化学用

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