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Anti-Integrin beta 1 antibody [4B7R] (ab3167)

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Question 1

Thursday 08-September-2011

Can you tell me which part of the protein this antibody was raised against? Was it the cytoplasmic or extracellular domain?

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Unfortunately we do not have any any other information about the portion of the protein that this antibody was raised against.

Question 2

Friday 24-February-2006

I had a question about the differences between ab3167 an ab35. From a glance these antibodies look extremely similar. For ab3167, it seems like an enzyme-based antigen retrieval method is recommended while citrate buffer is used for ab35. Is this the main difference? I am interested in using the antibody on paraffin-embedded sections. Has this antibody been previously tested on bladder sections? Thanks for your help.

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Thank you for your enquiry.

Both ab35 and ab3167 have been tested and shown to work using immunohistochemistry on paraffin sections. You are correct that these antibodies do indeed seem similar. Indeed because the clone numbers; [4B7] and [4B7R] are so similar I suspect that [4B7R] maybe a derivative of the other. However, the preparation of the antibody is likely to be different. This is reflected in the differences that you have highlighted in the antigen retrieval method.

Unfortunately I do not have details of either of these antibodies being tested on bladder sections. However, we guarantee both of them to work by immunohistochemistry on paraffin sections.

I hope this information helps, please do not hesitate to contact us if you need any more advice or information.

Question 3

Wednesday 14-April-2004

Customer would like to know: what end of the integrin was the antibody raised against?

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Thank you for your phone call. I regret to inform you that concerning the antibodies that you are interested in, we do not have any information regarding the epitopes. If you have any more questions, please contact us again.

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