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Introducing our new microglial marker AIF1 (Iba1)
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Our new chicken anti-AIF1/Iba1 antibody is a useful tool for neuroscientists looking to perform multiplex labeling experiments. Due to its strong expression in brain microglia AIF1/Iba1 is a widely used microglial marker. Available in both full-size (100ug) and trial size (20ug) formats.
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Aves Labs Integrin ⍺-M antibody (MAC) used to study microglia involvement in neurodegenerative conditions.
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Merlo, S., Spampinato, S.F., Beneventano, M. et al. The contribution of microglia to early synaptic compensatory responses that precede β-amyloid-induced neuronal death. Sci Rep 8, 7297 (2018).
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Custom Chicken Antibodies from the Experts
Contact us to learn how we’ve helped hundreds of researchers through our custom chicken antibody development services
performed in our ISO-, USDA-, NIH- and FDA-certified facilities. |
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What We’re Reading: Limited testing of experimental antibody therapy shows removal of N3pG beta amyloid in Alzheimer’s patients.
Brendan from our corporate office notes this press release
on an experimental antibody-based Alzheimer’s treatment that targets a type of beta amyloid protein. |
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Image: Beta-Amyloid-positive “neuritic plaque” in cerebral cortex as seen in a post-mortum specimen taken from an Alzheimer’s disease patient.
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Antibodies, Aves Labs, and PhosphoSolutions have joined together to bring the life sciences community reliable tools to power your research. Learn more about our sister companies’ product catalogs:
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