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Anti-alpha Adaptin antibody [AP6] (ab2730)

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Tuesday 08-July-2003

During the last weeks I was trying to perform double stainings with a monoclonal antibody against glycoprotein B of pseudorabies virus and alpha-adaptin. The monoclonal I used for staining alpha-adaptin was clone AP6. For my double staining it is essential that I can use a IgG1 isotype specific secondary against my monoclonal against alpha-adaptin. In the data sheet they descibe that the AP6 antibody is IgG1. When I perform stainings with AP6 and the IgG1 isotype specific antibody I get no signal. My secondary antibody is working well, because I checked it with another monoclonal from which I know for sure it is IgG1. So, now I am almost sure that AP6 is not IgG1! In the past it was for sure IgG1 (you can find it in a lot of publications). Is it possible that an isotype switch took place??

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Monoclonal antibodies are created from hybridomas that produce a single antibody subtype. We have never heard of a hybridoma switching subtypes. With regards to checking for isotype, every time we produce a monoclonal batch of antibody, we have it isotype tested. The latest batch produced, when tested, shows that this antibody is an IgG1, kappa subtype. We are very sorry but we do not know why an anti-IgG1 secondary antibody does not detect this antibody. The only suggestion that we have is to verify that your secondary antibody can detect IgG1, kappa isotypes.

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