Information about Primary antibodies

Primary antibodies are helpful tools to detect particular bimolecular and measure cellular changes in their level and specificity regarding modification. Rockland creates a variety of primary antibodies which will help identify cardiovascular changes identified in several scientific disciplines, including analytical cytology, biology and molecular chemistry and biology. Primary antibodies are created to specifically detect a certain antigen of interest. On the list of various bimolecular under study by researchers, specific antigens of preference could be of the next nature: protein, peptide, crabs or other small elements. If specifically developed, primary antibodies are usually developed to recognize a modification such as phosphorylation, methylation, glycosylation or acetylation. The assay data format into which these principal antibodies are integrated can determine their application as non-conjugated or reporter (enzyme or fluorophore) tagged format. Conjugated primary antibodies are helpful because they eliminate the necessity for a detection (secondary) antibody. Key antibodies bind with large affinity and specificity, and are extremely useful for the particular detection of biomarkers.