4P41/4P41cc
10E1cc, 10E2cc
Mouse monoclonal antibody produced in bioreactor. Hybridoma clone derived from hybridization of Sp2/0 myeloma cells with spleen cells of Balb/c mice.
5H9, 4G11, 3C8, 10H9, 11E4, 7A6, PAPP52
Mouse monoclonal antibody produced in ascites. Hybridoma clone derived from hybridization of Sp2/0 myeloma cells with spleen cells of Balb/c mice.
Purified human PAPP-A/proMBP (heterotetrameric PAPP-A, htPAPP-A) complex for 5H9, 4G11, 3C8, 10H9, 11E4, 7A6, 10E1cc, 10E2cc
Purified human atherosclerotic tissue form of PAPP-A for PAPP52
Human PAPP-A antigen purified from placental blood (heterotetrameric complex, consisting of PAPP-A subunits and proMBP subunits). 11E4 and 5H9 are specific to proMBP subunit.
IgG1 for PAPP52
IgG2a for 4G11, 3C8, 10H9, 7A6
IgG2b for 5H9, 11E4, 10E1cc, 10E2cc
htPAPP-A and dPAPP-A (PAPP-A dimer) immunoassays and immunoprecipitation.
Recommended pairs for detection of human htPAPP-A antigen:
Recommended pairs for detection of total PAPP-A (htPAPP-A and/or dPAPP-A):
Please see Cat.# 4PD4 Data Sheet for recommended pairs for specific dPAPP-A antigen detection.
PAPP-A immunodetection in Western blotting. MAbs 4G11 and 10E1cc recognize htPAPP-A, consisting of PAPP-A subunits and proMBP subunits, in non-reducing conditions.
Protein A chromatography
PBS, pH 7.4, 0.09 % sodium azide (NaN₃)
+4 °C (+2 … +8 °C allowed)
This product is sold for research or further manufacturing use only. Standard Laboratory Practices should be followed when handling this material.
Product contains sodium azide as a preservative. Although the amount of sodium azide is very small appropriate care must be taken when handling this product.
(Catalogue number and MAb: 4P41/4P41cc-)
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