BRD1, St John's Laboratory, STJ43609
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Researchers report inconsistent performance for BRD1, St John's Laboratory, STJ43609. One reviewer points out that no specific staining was observed on E14.5 mouse embryonic brain cryosections at 1:760. Another found weak immunofluorescence in HepG2 cells, both PCSK9-overexpressing and untransfected, with intense nuclear staining in transfected cells at 1:100. Overall, the antibody appears unreliable for these applications, with poor specificity in tissue and weak, potentially nonspecific nuclear signal in cells.
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Review of: BRD1, St John's Laboratory, STJ43609 by Simon Bøggild Hansen, Aarhus University
We have tried this antibody on cryosections of mouse embryonic brain from E14.5.
No specific staining was observed.
Conc: 0,76mg/mL (1:760)
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0 not usefulReview of: BRD1, St John's Laboratory, STJ43609 by Laura Tvilling Poulsen (Aarhus University)
This antibody gives a weak IF staining in HepG2 cells with overexpression of PCSK9 and untransfected HepG2 cells. Areas of the nucleus was intensely stained in transfected HepG2 cells.
Dilution 1:100
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