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Vector Labelling and Immunodetection Reagents
Economic and Reliable Antigen Unmasking
If Antigen Unmasking is a problem for you; Vector has two solutions! Vector can offer two proprietory… [more]
DyLight® 594 GSL I – B4 Lectin
DyLight® Lectin For Staining Mouse Endothelial Cells DyLight® 594 Griffonia Simplicifolia Lectin I… [more]
Multiple Antigen Labelling
The preferred method for double, triple or multiple labelling involves sequential staining of each primary… [more]
Peroxidase Substrates and Immunoenzymatic Staining Methods
ImmPACT™ DAB Substrate Peroxidase Substrates: Vector offers a choice Successfully labelling antigens… [more]
In Situ Hybridization Anti-DIG (digoxigenin /digoxin) Antibodies
Anti-DIG (digoxigenin /digoxin) Antibodies For In Situ Hybridization Detection of Digoxigenin-Labelled Probes In situ hybridization (ISH) probes are frequently labelled with digoxigenin (DIG), a steroid found in plants. This is particularly useful in double label applications with a biotin-labelled probe. Digoxigenin labelled probes can be detected using our high affinity, purified antibody raised against digoxigenin/digoxin. Probe detection can now be achieved using DyLight® labelled anti-digoxigenin/digoxin. Cross-reactivity of secondary antibody in rodent models
Eliminating background when using mouse antibodies on rat tissue or rat antibodies on mouse tissue can be an unexpected but easily solvable problem. Due to the closeness of rodent genetic structure there are similarities between antibody reactivities across the species. Thus, an anti-rat immunoglobulin used as a secondary antibody will cross-react with endogenous mouse immunoglobulins in mouse tissue and vice versa. The ImmPRESS™ non-biotin, one-step peroxidase polymer detection system is ideal for use in rodent models… |