AMERSHAM CYDYE 800 GOAT-ANTI-MOUSE (0.1MG)_2359678
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Amersham CyDye 800 Goat-Anti-Mouse Antibody, 0.1 mg

$221.86

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Amersham CyDye 800 Goat-Anti-Mouse Antibody, 0.1 mg (29360788) is a near-infrared labelled secondary antibody for fluorescent Western blotting. This goat anti-mouse CyDye 800 format is designed for use with suitable mouse primary antibodies and supports direct fluorescence detection without ancillary detection reagents.

Key Features

  • CyDye 800 near-infrared label, supporting fluorescent Western blot detection in the 800 nm channel
  • Goat anti-mouse secondary antibody format, for use with appropriate mouse primary antibodies
  • 0.1 mg pack size, supplied as one unit for Western blotting detection workflows
  • Supports multiplexed experiments, when used with Amersham CyDye 700 and 800 secondary antibodies and suitable primary antibody pairs
  • 774 nm excitation and 790 nm emission maximum, supporting near-infrared fluorescence detection workflows
  • Designed for quantitative Western blotting, supporting image capture and image analysis workflows
  • Refrigerated storage, with storage at 2°C to 8°C and protection from light

Benefits

  • Enables direct fluorescent Western blot detection without additional chemiluminescent detection reagents.
  • Helps laboratories detect and compare more than one target protein on a single blot.
  • Supports reproducible Western blot analysis with strong signal-to-noise performance.
  • Allows stored membranes to be rescanned, supporting repeat analysis and review of results.

Why Choose the Amersham CyDye 800 Goat-Anti-Mouse Antibody, 0.1 mg (29360788)?

Amersham CyDye 800 Goat-Anti-Mouse Antibody, 0.1 mg (29360788) provides a near-infrared secondary antibody option for quantitative fluorescent Western blotting. John Morris Group can support Australian laboratories with Cytiva Amersham blotting and protein detection reagents for reliable protein analysis workflows.

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