Albumin, Dako, f0117
What do reviewers generally think about f0117 from Dako?
Researchers report Albumin, Dako, f0117 performs excellently for Western blotting and IHC. One reviewer points out that it gives beautiful staining of albumin uptake in proximal tubule cells in murine kidney paraffin sections at 1:1000, with useful WB signals in murine and human urine/kidney homogenates at 1:5000. Another confirms strong WB results in mouse liver homogenates at 1:4000. No complaints are mentioned.
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Review of: Albumin, Dako, f0117 by Kathrin Weyer
Excellent also for IHC. I used the antibody for IHC staining of murine kidney paraffin sections (diluted 1:1000), where albumin uptake by proximal tubule (PT) cells is beautifully stained. The pictures above are from a mouse model of nephrotic syndrome where IHC was made with fluorescence (albumin is green and the megalin receptor is stained red) or with peroxidase (only albumin). When we use the antibody for Western Blotting, we get nice reaction in murine as well as human urine and kidney homogenate samples (diluted 1:5000).
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0 not usefulReview of: Albumin, Dako, f0117 by Simon Glerup
Excellent antibody for Western blotting. We used mouse liver homogenates as samples on reduced gels.
Dilution 1:4000
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