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Mouse Anti-Rabbit RLA-DR

ANTIGEN DESCRIPTION
MAb RDR34 reacts with RLA-DR-transfected cells, but not with RLA-DQ-transfected cells[1] and, in normal adult rabbits, 50-60% of peripheral blood leukocytes and splenocytes.[1,2] It also been reported that the antibody stains: lymphocytes in the thymic medulla and some cells in the cortex; periportal cells in the liver; and synovial lining cell (i.e., infiltrating macrophages) in inflamed synovium.[3] DR ? transcripts have been detected in appendix, bone marrow, spleen and, to a lesser extent, in lymph nodes, lung, liver, and other organs.[4]
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 Cat. No.Product DescriptionCloneSize
USD Price
Order Qty
4070-01
 
Mouse Anti-Rabbit RLA-DR-UNLB
RDR34 0.5 mg
$255.00
4070-02
 
Mouse Anti-Rabbit RLA-DR-FITC
RDR34 0.5 mg
$330.00
4070-08
 
Mouse Anti-Rabbit RLA-DR-BIOT
RDR34 0.5 mg
$300.00
4070-09
 
Mouse Anti-Rabbit RLA-DR-R-PE
RDR34 0.1 mg
$180.00
FORMAT ABBREVIATIONS:
UNLB - purified, unlabeled antibody
FITC - fluorescein isothiocyanate-labeled
TRITC - tetramethlyrhodamine isothiocyanate
AP - alkaline phosphatase-labeled
HRP - horseradish peroxidase-labeled
BGAL - B-galactosidase-labeled
TXRD - Texas RedTM
BIOT - biotin-labeled
R-PE - R-phycoerythrin-labeled
R-PE/TXRD - R-phycoerythrin/Texas RedTM
APC - allophycocyanin
 CY3 - CyanineTM 3-labeled *
SPRD - SpectralRedTM-labeled *
LE/AF - low endotoxin/azide-free
CY5 - CyanineTM5-labeled *
R-PE/CY5.5 - R-phycoerythrin/CyanineTM5.5-labeled *
R-PE/CY7 - R-phycoerythrin/CyanineTM7-labeled *
APC/CY5.5 - allophycocyanin/CyanineTM5.5-labeled *
APC/CY7 - allophycocyanin/CyanineTM7-labeled *
FLMA - fluorescein-5-malemide-labeled
SEPH - sepharose-labeled
BIMA - biotin-maleimide-labeled
NOTE: *SpectralRedTM (SPRD) is a tandem conjugate of R-phycoerythrin and CYTM5. It was developed as a reagent for 3-color flow cytometry on instruments with only 488 nm excitation source. It requires minimal (0-2%) FL2/FL3 compensation.