Want to Screen 24 Antibodies for the Price of One? Try Our New Product
Single-Use Antibody Screening Panel
Benefits of using Antibody Screening Panel
Rapid deposit of preloaded autophagy antibodies into assay wells with a simple snap and shake procedure
Screen samples against a diverse array of antibodies for the price of one full-sized antibody, without time-consuming pipetting
The Autophagy Pathway Rapid Screen Kit set simultaneously detects against all key players in this pathway using popular highly-cited antibodies
Additional sets are designed to achieve a granular screen against dozens of distinct antibodies against single targets such as the hallmark LC3 rotein, to find the antibody optimal for your system
Full sizes of each antibody are available, as well as inhibitors and cell lysates to support expanded study
How It Works
Abcepta offers single-use antibody panel for cost- and time-efficient screening assays. The product eliminate the repeated pipetting with the drop-&-mix design. Simply watch this video or read “User Manual ” with step-by-step explanation of how to use antibody panel for your research project.
How to Map an Antibody When It Is Deposited Into a 96 Well Plate
Abcepta’s Antibody Screening Panels
Autophagy Pathway Screener
Autophagy Protein Screener I
(LC3 Antibody)
Autophagy Protein Screener II
(ATG3, ATG7, ATG9, ATG10, ATG12)
Autophagy Protein Screener III
(ATG13, ATG16L, ULK1, Beclin, AMBRA1, SOGA1, DRAM)






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