Recombinant Anti-M13 Antibody Fab Fragment (CAT#: MOB-0205MC)

1. Q 1: How is the Recombinant Anti-M13 Antibody Fab Fragment commonly used in research?

   A: The Recombinant Anti-M13 Antibody Fab Fragment is commonly utilized in phage display technology, where it facilitates the identification of peptide or protein sequences that have high affinity for the antibody. Its specificity to M13 bacteriophage makes it ideal for selecting biologically relevant molecules in a controlled laboratory setting, where its high sensitivity and specificity enhance the identification process.

2. Q 2: Which specific targets does this antibody bind to, and why is this important?

   A: This antibody specifically binds to antigens expressed by the M13 bacteriophage. The specificity is crucial for phage display systems, where high fidelity of antigen-antibody binding facilitates the selection of highly specific binding partners from a library, aiding in the discovery of new therapeutic targets.

3. Q 3: How do the sensitivity and specificity of the Recombinant Anti-M13 Antibody Fab Fragment benefit research outcomes?

   A: Its high specificity minimizes background noise in assays, while its sensitivity ensures that even low-abundance targets are detected. This capability is instrumental in identifying subtle protein-protein interactions and enhances the feedback this research tool provides on molecular pathways, significantly improving the validity of research findings.

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