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Reference rhesus dimeric IgA [b12rA1d]

Reference rhesus dimeric IgA [b12rA1d]
Product Type: Antibodies for Assays (In Vitro)
Format: Anti-HIV Env, b12, human variable region, rhesus IgA Fc, J chain
Clone ID: [b12rA1d]
RRID: AB_2819329
Common Names: Reference rhesus dimeric IgA [b12rA1d] | Dimeric rhesus IgA (reference Ig) | PR-1220
Target: HIV
Reactivity:
Applications: in vitro; reference
Description:

b12rA1d: Rhesus recombinant (human/rhesus chimeric) dimeric IgA1-kappa antibody. Contains rhesus constant regions and J chain, variable regions from anti-HIV CD4bs antibody b12.
Modifications: None
Restrictions: No
Sponsor: NIAID
How to cite (Methods): The Reference rhesus dimeric IgA [b12rA1d] antibody was engineered and produced by the Nonhuman Primate Reagent Resource (NIH Nonhuman Primate Reagent Resource Cat#PR-1220,RRID:AB_2819329).
How to cite (Acknowledgments): The Reference rhesus dimeric IgA [b12rA1d] antibody used in this study was provided by the NIH Nonhuman Primate Reagent Resource (NIAID U24 AI126683).

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