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Goat anti rabbit texas red t2767

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Goat anti-rabbit Texas-red (T2767) is a secondary antibody produced in goats and conjugated with the Texas Red fluorescent dye. It is designed to detect and visualize rabbit primary antibodies in various immunoassays and imaging applications.

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Lab products found in correlation

Anti wt 1 ab15249, by Abcam (2 mentions) Anti e cadherin 13 1900, by Thermo Fisher Scientific (2 mentions) Anti vimentin ab24525, by Abcam (2 mentions) Anti mesothelin 250519, by Abbiotec (2 mentions) Goat anti chicken fitc pa1 28794, by Thermo Fisher Scientific (2 mentions) Goat anti rat texas red 1010 07, by Southern Biotech (2 mentions)

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Texas Red (171 citations) T2767 (8 citations) Anti-rabbit Texas Red (6 citations)

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Fluorescence Immunohistochemistry Protocol

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The primary antibodies used in fluorescence immunohistochemistry were obtained from commercial sources: anti-WT-1 (ab15249)(Abcam, Cambridge, UK) rabbit polyclonal primary antibody; anti-E-cadherin (13-1900)(Thermo Fisher Scientific, Waltham USA) rat monoclonal antibody; anti-Vimentin (ab24525)(Abcam) chicken polyclonal primary antibody; and anti-Mesothelin (250519)(Abbiotec, Escondido, CA USA) rabbit polyclonal antibody. The cross-absorbed detection (secondary) antibodies were also obtained from commercial sources: goat anti-rabbit Texas-red (T2767)(Thermo Fisher); goat anti-chicken FITC (PA1-28794)(Thermo Fisher); and goat anti-rat Texas-red (1010-07)(Southern Biotechnology, Birmingham AL, USA). Primary antibodies were used at a 5-fold saturating concentration. Secondary antibodies were titered to minimize nonspecific background staining; negative controls were stained with detection antibody alone.
Liu B.S., Valenzuela C.D., Mentzer K.L., Wagner W.L., Khalil H.A., Chen Z., Ackermann M, & Mentzer S.J. (2022). Topography of pleural epithelial structure enabled by en face isolation and machine learning. Journal of cellular physiology, 238(1), 274-284.
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Fluorescence Immunohistochemistry Protocol

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The primary antibodies used in fluorescence immunohistochemistry were obtained from commercial sources: anti-WT-1 (ab15249)(Abcam, Cambridge, UK) rabbit polyclonal primary antibody; anti-E-cadherin (13-1900)(Thermo Fisher Scientific, Waltham USA) rat monoclonal antibody; anti-Vimentin (ab24525)(Abcam) chicken polyclonal primary antibody; and anti-Mesothelin (250519)(Abbiotec, Escondido, CA USA) rabbit polyclonal antibody. The cross-absorbed detection (secondary) antibodies were also obtained from commercial sources: goat anti-rabbit Texas-red (T2767)(Thermo Fisher); goat anti-chicken FITC (PA1-28794)(Thermo Fisher); and goat anti-rat Texas-red (1010-07)(Southern Biotechnology, Birmingham AL, USA). Primary antibodies were used at a 5-fold saturating concentration. Secondary antibodies were titered to minimize nonspecific background staining; negative controls were stained with detection antibody alone.
Liu B.S., Valenzuela C.D., Mentzer K.L., Wagner W.L., Khalil H.A., Chen Z., Ackermann M, & Mentzer S.J. (2022). Topography of pleural epithelial structure enabled by en face isolation and machine learning. Journal of cellular physiology, 238(1), 274-284.
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