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Whether for multiple labelling, serological testing or other immunodetection purposes, secondary antibodies are the workhorses of life science research. This collection of articles, presented by Jackson ImmunoResearch, aims to inspire your antibody handling, and showcase best practice for reliable results.
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Labelling cells or tissues for fluorescence microscopy can be challenging, especially when visualizing several antigens in one experiment. The right tools and good planning are crucial to the creation of detailed images.
Immunological detection is the key to many in vitro diagnostics. And with important health decisions riding on their outcome, it’s crucial that the antibodies used detect exactly what they should.
From ELISA to western blotting, getting reliable experimental results needs good technique. With some systematic thinking, plus a bit of trial and error, you can improve your antibody-handling skills.
Immunofluorescence photos are popular on social media, attracting new audiences to cell biology. But these bright images are not only nice to look at — they also increase confidence in scientific data.
Neuroscientists are visualizing neuronal connectivity with unprecedented spatial resolution, thanks to advanced microscopy techniques and exciting developments in the efficacy and accuracy of labelling strategies.