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Anti-RIP antibody (ab2563)

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3 questions for ab2563

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Question 1

Friday 09-December-2005

What is the immunogen for this antibody?

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Thank you for your enquiry.

The immunogen for this antibody is a synthetic peptide mapping to the C-terminus of human RIP. I have updated our online datasheet with this information for future reference.

I hope this information helps. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you need anything further.

Question 2

Wednesday 01-September-2004

I am searching for a phosphorylated RIP, any suggestions as to where I can get it?

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Thank you for your enquiry regarding a phosphorylated RIP. Unfortunately we do not supply this product. What we do have available to you is an easy to use, fully searchable link to "The World's Antibody Gateway". The World's Antibody Gateway is a free search engine service provided by Abcam to help you to quickly find the antibodies that you are looking for. It is a free-text search engine developed by the Abcam team so that it searches the catalogues of all online antibody companies (currently 249).

Please get in contact with us again, should you require further assistance.

Question 3

Monday 01-September-2003

What immunogen was used for RIP (ab2563) antibody. Thank you.

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The immunogen is a 200 a.a. peptide corresponding to the carboxy terminus of human RIP.

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