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Product request 9: PRGC2_HUMAN [1]
Posted on: Fri May 07 10:15:28 PDT 2010, by user: guest00348(user) - Show this thread
Product request 9: PRGC2_HUMAN Applications: wb Species reactivity: rat
Product request 8: I2C4_HUMAN [1]
Posted on: Thu Apr 15 12:36:12 PDT 2010, by user: guest00347(user) - Show this thread
Product request 8: I2C4_HUMAN Applications: WB, IF, IP Species reactivity: h, m, maybe r Immunogen: protein
Product request 7: I2C3_HUMAN [1]
Posted on: Thu Apr 15 12:35:34 PDT 2010, by user: guest00347(user) - Show this thread
Product request 7: I2C3_HUMAN Applications: EB, IF, IP Species reactivity: h, m, maybe r Immunogen: protein
Product request 6: I2C3_HUMAN [1]
Posted on: Thu Apr 15 12:35:15 PDT 2010, by user: guest00347(user) - Show this thread
Product request 6: I2C3_HUMAN Applications: EB, IF, IP Species reactivity: h, m, maybe r Immunogen: protein
Product request 5: I2C3_HUMAN [1]
Posted on: Thu Apr 15 12:35:09 PDT 2010, by user: guest00347(user) - Show this thread
Product request 5: I2C3_HUMAN Applications: EB, IF, IP Species reactivity: h, m, maybe r Immunogen: protein
Product request 4: I2C3_HUMAN [1]
Posted on: Thu Apr 15 12:34:51 PDT 2010, by user: guest00347(user) - Show this thread
Product request 4: I2C3_HUMAN Applications: EB, IF, IP Species reactivity: h, m, maybe r Immunogen: protein
Product request 3: I2C3_HUMAN [1]
Posted on: Thu Apr 15 12:34:41 PDT 2010, by user: guest00347(user) - Show this thread
Product request 3: I2C3_HUMAN Applications: EB, IF, IP Species reactivity: h, m, maybe r Immunogen: protein
Product request 2: I2C1_HUMAN [1]
Posted on: Thu Apr 15 12:33:56 PDT 2010, by user: guest00347(user) - Show this thread
Product request 2: I2C1_HUMAN Applications: WB, IF, IP Species reactivity: h, m, maybe r Immunogen: protein
Product request 1: C4BPA_HUMAN [1]
Posted on: Mon Apr 12 09:46:50 PDT 2010, by user: guest00346(user) - Show this thread
Product request 1: C4BPA_HUMAN Antibody type: polyclonal Applications: WB Species reactivity: human Immunogen: protein Description: reactivity to mouse C4bp-alpha in addition to human C4bp-alpha would be preferred. Thank you.
Product request 0: RPH3L_HUMAN [1]
Posted on: Tue Apr 06 12:24:37 PDT 2010, by user: guest00327(user) - Show this thread
Product request 0: RPH3L_HUMAN Antibody type: monoclonal Applications: WB, IHC Species reactivity: Human, mouse Immunogen: peptide, protein
Product Information Request service. [1]
Posted on: Tue Mar 23 07:35:18 PDT 2010, by user: guest25384(user) - Show this thread
Product information request service helps users to find antibody products and services they are looking for. The product request form on submit will be sent to all registered antibody vendors. The
Automated product indexing system. [1]
Posted on: Wed Mar 10 16:09:21 PST 2010, by user: nnkalnin(admin) - Show this thread
Data collection software upgrade. New antibody product indexing engine finds and collects antibody products presented by antibody suppliers on their web sites. With this new
Resolving protein name conflicts. [4]
Posted on: Tue Dec 08 14:58:24 PST 2009, by user: nnkalnin(admin) - Show this thread
Name ACTH is found in Gamma-Actin (P63267) and in Corticotropin-lipotropin (P01189). The later case is an abbreviation for one of the synonyms: AdrenoCorticoTropic Hormone. Based on the litera
E-commerce system for ordering antibodies online. [1]
Posted on: Mon Nov 23 13:06:59 PST 2009, by user: nnkalnin(admin) - Show this thread
E-commerce capabilities have been added to Antibody Central. It allows customers to purchase antibodies online from multiple vendors. With the online ordering system in place we are planning
New name: Antibody Central [1]
Posted on: Thu Oct 22 18:23:40 PDT 2009, by user: nnkalnin(admin) - Show this thread
Our web site has new name: Antibody Central! It has been renamed from AntibodyLink.org along with the domain name, which is now antibody-central.com (antibody-central.org is a synonym
Rate your antibody suppliers. [2]
Posted on: Fri Oct 16 17:55:59 PDT 2009, by user: karlmarx(admin) - Show this thread
Rate your antibody vendor! How satisfied are you with the overall quality of the antibody products your vendors provide? Take a quick moment to evaluate each of the vendors you use,
Message to all antibody suppliers. [1]
Posted on: Mon Oct 12 17:06:07 PDT 2009, by user: nnkalnin(admin) - Show this thread
Dear antibody supplier. AntibodyLink.org is now offering an opportunity for antibody manufacturers to present their products on our site . As a project director, I
EnoGene antibodies added to database [1]
Posted on: Mon Oct 12 17:00:25 PDT 2009, by user: guest93286(user) - Show this thread
Over 600 antibody products were added to our database by EnoGene. Brief company profile. EnoGene is a reliable outsourcing partner providing a wide range of antibody servi
Multiple name conflicts in HLA family [2]
Posted on: Sun Oct 11 16:31:12 PDT 2009, by user: nnkalnin(admin) - Show this thread
The most redundant names in the UniProt human collection are the HLAs: Name Cnt HLA-A 21 HLA-B 35 HLA-C 14 HLA-DQA1 4 HLA-DQB1 3 HLA-DRB1 3 HLA-DRB3 2 HLA-H 2 The Cnt column shows the number of proteins with this name/symbol.
Duplicated protein names - summary [3]
Posted on: Tue Oct 06 09:44:59 PDT 2009, by user: nnkalnin(admin) - Show this thread
I have made a list of all protein names that appear in two or more UniProt proteins. Currently there are 412 of them. I am planning to work through the list and hopefully decide for each name the prot
SERA - D-3-phosphoglycerate dehydrogenase (O43175) [1]
Posted on: Tue Jun 23 18:43:04 PDT 2009, by user: nnkalnin(admin) - Show this thread
As an antibody name SERA is totally useless: search creates numerous hits to something like "anti-SERA", which is obviously false positive. For this reason it was deleted from the protein names collection.