Immunochemistry

Antibodies are powerful tools in the study of cells. They can be used in a variety of applications from identifying proteins (western blotting), to separating proteins (IP), examining protein expression (IHC/ICC), sorting and classifying cells (FACS), and determining protein concentration (ELISA). These techniques can be accomplished by examining the immunochemical reaction that occurs between the antibody and protein: the antigen-antibody interaction.

The formation of the antibody-antigen complex is dependent on the antibody’s ability to recognize its specific antigen. Advances in antibody technology have provided insight into this complex protein interaction by not only allowing the detection of specific post-translational modifications, but the degree to which a particular protein has been modified.

We provide one of the comprehensive collections of high quality antibodies. Offering modification state specific antibodies for a range of research areas and a large panel of conjugated secondary antibodies used to diversify the range of applications with which their respective primary antibodies can be used.

Antibodies Tutorial

An ANTIGEN is defined as “any foreign substance that elicits an immune response (e.g., the production of specific antibody molecules) when introduced into the tissues of a susceptible animal...
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Custom Services

Millipore develops custom immunological and molecular tools to expedite research, product development, and drug discovery efforts. The proprietary custom molecular technology and 18 years of antibody manufacturing experience can significantly shorten the path from RESEARCH to RESULTS...
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Custom Antibody Protocol

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Cellular Metabolism

Analyze Ubiquitin pathways with new Millipore antibodies, proteins and inhibitors from Millipore...
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Neurobiology

The differentiated central nervous system is a complex environment composed of 100 billion neurons and at least that many glial support cells...
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Chromatin Biology

Any response a cell makes that involves the nucleus will involve changes in chromatin activity by influencing histone modifications and thus altering the histone code...
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Cell Signaling

The ability of a cell to react to various internal and external stimuli is transmitted via cell signaling. ..
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