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Cell Signaling Technology Cat# 2978, RRID:AB_2259616
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Antibody Information

URL: http://antibodyregistry.org/AB_2259616

Proper Citation: Cell Signaling Technology Cat# 2978, RRID:AB_2259616

Target Antigen: Cyclin D1

Host Organism: rabbit

Clonality: monoclonal

Comments: Applications: W, IHC-P, F. Consolidation on 10/2018: AB_10692801, AB_10839128, AB_2259616.

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