Recombinant Human Anti-Dextran Antibody (CAT#: MHH-281)

1. Q 1: What is the primary use of the Recombinant Human Anti-Dextran Antibody?

   A: This antibody is used by researchers for many experiments such as enzyme-linked immunosorbent assays (ELISA), Western blot tests, neutralization experiments, and functional studies. It is a recombinant human antibody that specifically binds to Dextran. Researchers find it helpful because it is produced in an animal-free system using HEK 293 cells. The design helps make each test consistent and gives reliable results. It is ideal for research into Dextran-related targets and helps support many non-clinical experiments with clear outcomes.

2. Q 2: How does this antibody work with assays like ELISA and Western blot?

   A: The Recombinant Human Anti-Dextran Antibody is well suited for techniques like ELISA and Western blot because it binds to Dextran with high specificity. In ELISA, it helps detect Dextran by creating a clear signal that researchers can measure. In Western blot, it helps visualize Dextran in samples through specific binding. Its high repeatability and high batch-to-batch consistency give researchers confidence that their results will be clear, reliable, and easy to understand in many non-clinical applications.

3. Q 3: Can this antibody be supportive in research related to Dextran targets and studies?

   A: Yes, it is very supportive and is built to bind specifically to Dextran. Researchers often use it to study the presence and role of Dextran in various samples. It is especially helpful in non-clinical investigations where researchers want to test how Dextran interacts within experimental systems using ELISA, Western blot, and neutralization tests. Its specific and repeatable binding properties make it a reliable choice for projects focused on Dextran-related targets.

View the frequently asked questions answered by Creative Biolabs Support.