Biomarker Expression Pattern
Posters for Key Veterinary
Immune Cells
New Secondary
Antibody Guide
Topics include:
- Binding locations and CH2/3 domains
- Schematic of immunoglobulin subclasses
- Cross-adsorbed and isotype specific antibodies
- Multiplexing
- Antibody selection tool
- Application protocols and resources
Your guide to successful secondary antibody experiments.
Biomarker Expression Pattern Posters for Key Veterinary Immune Cells
Biomarker expression charts and posters for key cell types have been available to mouse and human researchers for many years but not for veterinary species.
We have produced the first versions of biomarker charts for bovine, canine, porcine, and avian species for the main immune cell types. These biomarker expression charts can help you define cell populations and be used as starting points when planning multicolor flow experiments.
To select antibodies relevant to your species of interest, visit our veterinary reagents catalog and get application specific workflow support here.
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Contribute to the shared veterinary community knowledge and send us corrections and updates to [email protected].
Expression Chart for Bovine Biomarkers
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Flow cytometry is an invaluable technology with the ability to generate a wide variety of biological data. However it is a complex technique which can be overwhelming particularly if you are at the beginning of your flow journey.
Our popular Flow Cytometry Basics Guide provides an essential tool to understand all the important facets of flow cytometry including how to optimize your experiments, what controls to use to get reliable data, and how to build multicolor panels.
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Flow Cytometry Basics Guide (Full edition)
The guide includes:
- Principles of the Flow Cytometer
- Principles of Fluorescence
- Data Analysis
- Controls in Flow Cytometry
- Optimizing your Experiments
- Multicolor Panel Building
- Common Applications and New Technology
- Common Protocols
Expression Chart for Canine Biomarkers
Expression Chart for Porcine Biomarkers
Expression Chart for Avian Biomarkers
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Viability Dye Fridge Magnet
Handy fridge magnet stating fixable and non-fixable viability dyes suitable for use in flow cytometry, and showing excitation and emission wavelengths.
NEW EDITION
Designed as a quick reference guide when you are in the lab, this compact pocket guide contains checklists and tips to ensure your experiment will be a success.
Now features over 200 markers