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FITC Anti-Mouse IL-17A Antibody [17F3] (AGEL3102)

SKU AGEL3102
Product Type Antibody
Antibody Type Monoclonal Antibody
Applications ICFCM
Reactivity Mouse
Host Species Mouse
Isotype Mouse IgG1, κ
Clone 17F3
Conjugation FITC
€57 - €144

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FITC Anti-Mouse IL-17A Antibody [17F3]

The FITC Anti-Mouse IL-17A Antibody (17F3) is a highly specific tool designed for researchers studying the cytokine IL-17A in mouse models. This antibody, labeled with fluorescein isothiocyanate (FITC), offers exceptional sensitivity and accuracy in detecting IL-17A expression in mouse samples. IL-17A is a key player in the immune response, particularly in inflammation and autoimmune diseases. By targeting IL-17A with this antibody, researchers can gain insights into the role of this cytokine in various biological processes.

The FITC Anti-Mouse IL-17A Antibody (17F3) is ideal for applications such as flow cytometry, immunofluorescence, and immunohistochemistry, allowing for precise visualization and quantification of IL-17A-expressing cells in experimental settings.With its reliability and specificity, the FITC Anti-Mouse IL-17A Antibody (17F3) is a valuable tool for immunology research, offering the opportunity to deepen understanding of IL-17A function and its implications in immune-mediated diseases.

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