TRANCE/TNFSF11/RANK L Antibody (12A668) - BSA Free

A: This antibody was raised against a bacterially expressed fusion protein containing amino acid residues 1-317 / whole sequence of mouse TRANCE was used as immunogen (NP_003692; uniprot site). We have not epitope mapped this antibody and accordingly, we are not sure where on RANKL does this antibody bind. We are not aware of its use as agonist or antigonist but since this antibody worked really well in Flow, ICC/IF and IHC-P (applications wherein the antibody binds the antigen in more of native state), it is quite possible that it may work for functional application under in-vitro or in-vivo conditions.

A: RANK/TNFRSF11A demonstrates ubiquitous expression with high levels found in skeletal muscle, thymus, liver, colon, small intestine and adrenal gland. You may use any of these tissues as positive controls. For additional options, you may refer to the staining results posted at Human Protein atlas database and in some IHC-P related publications at online product sheet.

A: This product has been validated in mouse, so it is 100% guaranteed for use on mouse samples. It has never been directly tested by Novus or Imgenex for IP, but it works in ICC and for surface staining in Flow Cytometry. Because of this, I would expect that it would be suitable for use in IP as well.

A: This antibody was raised against a bacterially expressed fusion protein containing amino acid residues 1-317 / whole sequence of mouse TRANCE was used as immunogen (NP_003692; uniprot site). We have not epitope mapped this antibody and accordingly, we are not sure where on RANKL does this antibody bind. We are not aware of its use as agonist or antigonist but since this antibody worked really well in Flow, ICC/IF and IHC-P (applications wherein the antibody binds the antigen in more of native state), it is quite possible that it may work for functional application under in-vitro or in-vivo conditions.

A: RANK/TNFRSF11A demonstrates ubiquitous expression with high levels found in skeletal muscle, thymus, liver, colon, small intestine and adrenal gland. You may use any of these tissues as positive controls. For additional options, you may refer to the staining results posted at Human Protein atlas database and in some IHC-P related publications at online product sheet.

A: This product has been validated in mouse, so it is 100% guaranteed for use on mouse samples. It has never been directly tested by Novus or Imgenex for IP, but it works in ICC and for surface staining in Flow Cytometry. Because of this, I would expect that it would be suitable for use in IP as well.

A: This antibody was raised against a bacterially expressed fusion protein containing amino acid residues 1-317 / whole sequence of mouse TRANCE was used as immunogen (NP_003692; uniprot site). We have not epitope mapped this antibody and accordingly, we are not sure where on RANKL does this antibody bind. We are not aware of its use as agonist or antigonist but since this antibody worked really well in Flow, ICC/IF and IHC-P (applications wherein the antibody binds the antigen in more of native state), it is quite possible that it may work for functional application under in-vitro or in-vivo conditions.

A: RANK/TNFRSF11A demonstrates ubiquitous expression with high levels found in skeletal muscle, thymus, liver, colon, small intestine and adrenal gland. You may use any of these tissues as positive controls. For additional options, you may refer to the staining results posted at Human Protein atlas database and in some IHC-P related publications at online product sheet.

A: This product has been validated in mouse, so it is 100% guaranteed for use on mouse samples. It has never been directly tested by Novus or Imgenex for IP, but it works in ICC and for surface staining in Flow Cytometry. Because of this, I would expect that it would be suitable for use in IP as well.