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Anti-rhesus J chain [CA1L_33e1_A1a3]-biotin

Anti-rhesus J chain [CA1L_33e1_A1a3]-biotin
Product Type: Antibodies for Assays (In Vitro)
Format: Anti-rhesus J chain, CA1L, mouse variable region, mouse IgG1 Fc
Clone ID: [CA1L_33e1_A1a3]
RRID: AB_2819359
Common Names: Anti-rhesus J chain [CA1L_33e1_A1a3]-biotin | Anti-rhesus-J-chain (biotin) | PR-3316
Target: JCHAIN
Reactivity: Rhesus Macaque (Macaca mulatta)
Applications: in vitro; ELISA
Description:

CA1L-biotin: Mouse monoclonal antibody that reacts with human and rhesus J-chain within dimeric IgA. Conjugated to biotin.
Modifications: biotin
Restrictions: No
Sponsor: NIAID
How to cite (Methods): The Anti-rhesus J chain [CA1L_33e1_A1a3]-biotin antibody was engineered and produced by the Nonhuman Primate Reagent Resource (NIH Nonhuman Primate Reagent Resource Cat#PR-3316,RRID:AB_2819359).
How to cite (Acknowledgments): The Anti-rhesus J chain [CA1L_33e1_A1a3]-biotin antibody used in this study was provided by the NIH Nonhuman Primate Reagent Resource (NIAID U24 AI126683).

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