Anti-Immunoglobulin G [SIg375]
Invented by Kenneth Siddle at University of Cambridge
Anti-Immunoglobulin G [Sig482]
Invented by Kenneth Siddle , Peter Richardson
Invented at University of Cambridge
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| Applications | ELISA WB |
| Antigen/Gene or Protein Targets | Immunoglobin G |
| Reactivity | Sheep |
| Relevance | IgG is the major immunoglobulin in blood, lymph fluid, cerebrospinal fluid, and peritoneal fluid and a key player in the humoral immune response. Serum IgG in healthy humans presents approximately 15% of total protein beside albumins, enzymes, other globulins and many more. Clone Sig743 has been used in Western blots, affinity chromatography and ELISA. |
| Host | Mouse |
| Subclass | IgG |
| Research Area | Immunology |
Anti-Immunoglobulin G [Sig743]
Invented by Kenneth Siddle at University of Cambridge
References: 3 entries
Richardson et al. 1984. Biochem J. 219(2):647-54. PMID: 6378178.
Richardson et al. 1987. J Neurochem. 48(2):622-30. PMID: 2432187.
Richardson et al. 1987. Nature. 327(6119):232-4. PMID: 3033519.
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References: 3 entries
Richardson et al. 1984. Biochem J. 219(2):647-54. PMID: 6378178.
Richardson et al. 1987. J Neurochem. 48(2):622-30. PMID: 2432187.
Richardson et al. 1987. Nature. 327(6119):232-4. PMID: 3033519.
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Kenneth Siddle |
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Peter Richardson |
