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Characterisation of anti-Laminin recombinant antibodies

Laminin is an extracellular matrix protein and a major component of the basement membrane. The APEX platform tested three recombinant anti-laminin antibodies on mouse, rat and dog tissues, but without success.

The APEX platform tested three recombinant anti-Laminin antibodies on sections of the biceps femoris muscle from mice, rats and dogs.
Unfortunately, none of the antibodies tested produced a signal under the conditions tested.

Characterisation by:
Plateforme APEX (Nantes)

Recombinant antibodies tested:
AbAb Ab02770
Abcam ab315275
ABCD_AB628

Materials & methods:
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Biological materials tested

Antibodies tested

Muscle
(mouse)

Muscle
(rat)

Muscle
(dog)

AbAb Ab02770

Not validated

See results

Not validated

See results

Not validated

See results

Abcam ab315275

Not validated

See results

Not validated

See results

Not validated

See results

ABCD_AB628

Not validated

See results

Not validated

See results

Not validated

See results

Antibodies tested

Biological materials tested

AbAb Ab02770

Muscle
(mouse)

Not validated

See datas

Muscle
(rat)

Not validated

See datas

Muscle
(dog)

Not validated

See datas

Abcam ab315275

Muscle
(mouse)

Not validated

See datas

Muscle
(rat)

Not validated

See datas

Muscle
(dog)

Not validated

See datas

ABCD_AB628

Muscle
(mouse)

Not validated

See datas

Muscle
(rat)

Not validated

See datas

Muscle
(dog)

Not validated

See datas

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