GFAP (glial fibrillary acidic protein) is an intermediate filament protein found in certain glial cells such as astrocytes. The APEX platform has identified three recombinant antibodies that effectively detect GFAP in rodents and non-human primates.
The APEX platform tested three anti-GFAP recombinant antibodies on brain sections from mice, rats and macaques.
The three antibodies, Ab278054, ABCD AK148 and CST 80788, were validated in all three species.
All recombinant antibodies tested exhibited immunolabelling properties identical to or superior to those of the reference polyclonal antibody Dako Z0334.
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Brain Validated | |
Brain Validated | |
Brain Validated | |
Brain Validated |
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