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'''Sensitive to bleaching:''' No
'''Sensitive to bleaching:''' No
'''Functions post in situ?:''' Yes


'''Immunoprecipitation/Western blotting:''' 120,000 Mr target
'''Immunoprecipitation/Western blotting:''' 120,000 Mr target
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'''Available as:''' cell supernatant, 3 x or as ascites
'''Available as:''' cell supernatant, 3 x or as ascites


'''Available from:''' Developmental Studies Hybridoma Bank
'''Available from:''' Developmental Studies Hybridoma Bank [http://dshb.biology.uiowa.edu/skeletal-muscle-marker]
 
'''Optimized conditions:''' Very flexible
 
'''Other species:''' Many- chick, mouse, newt, rabbit


'''Optimized conditions:'''
[[File:12101.jpg]]
Immunofluorescence using 12/101


'''Other species:'''
[[File:12101+ATPase.jpg]]
Example of using 12/101 post in situ as a counterstain. The fluorescent in situ was against atp1a1, which is expressed in the kidney and appears green.

Latest revision as of 15:29, 14 January 2010

Generated and characterized by Kintner [1] and Brockes (1985) [2]


Antibody name: 12/101

Raised in: mouse

Subtype: IgG

Antigen: homogenized tissue

Fixatives: MEMFA, Dent's, TCA

Sensitive to bleaching: No

Functions post in situ?: Yes

Immunoprecipitation/Western blotting: 120,000 Mr target

Available as: cell supernatant, 3 x or as ascites

Available from: Developmental Studies Hybridoma Bank [3]

Optimized conditions: Very flexible

Other species: Many- chick, mouse, newt, rabbit

Immunofluorescence using 12/101

Example of using 12/101 post in situ as a counterstain. The fluorescent in situ was against atp1a1, which is expressed in the kidney and appears green.