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Yes, it is possible if in stock or through cell culture supernatant samples Read more
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Q: What is a Recombinant antibody?
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Recombinant antibodies (rAbs) can be manufactured using synthetic gene fragments expressed in various in vitro antibody display platforms, such as yeast, bacteria or mammalian cell lines. Read more
Q: Is it possible to test antibodies before processing an agreement?
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Yes, it is possible if in stock or through cell culture supernatant samples Read more
Q: What is a polyclonal antibody?
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A polyclonal antibody preparation consists of a mixture of different antibodies, also known as immunoglobulins, which bind to different parts of the same target. Read more
Q: What products are available on Ximbio?
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Monoclonal antibodies, polyclonal antibodies, cell lines, hybridomas, mouse models, plasmids, small molecules zebra fish and peptides Read more
Q: How can I delete my user account?
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Please email enquiries@ximbio.com Read more
Q: How are monoclonal antibodies supplied?
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As 1.1 ml aliquots (to include overage) at a concentration of 0.9--1.0 mg/ml Read more
Q: Can monoclonal antibodies be supplied in other formulations such as, “bulk”size or without sodium azide?
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Not off the shelf, but can be considered as a one-off custom order. Read more
Q: How are the monoclonal antibodies produced?
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By in vitro production methods; we do not produce in ascites fluid. Read more
Q: Are bovine serum supplements used?
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Yes, from USDA approved serum suppliers Read more
Q: How are the monoclonal antibodies purified?
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IgG by Protein A (murine) or Protein G (rat) affinity chromatography Read more
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