URL: http://antibodyregistry.org/AB_331646
Proper Citation: Cell Signaling Technology Cat# 9101, RRID:AB_331646
Target Antigen: Erk1/2
Host Organism: rabbit
Clonality: polyclonal
Comments:
Applications: W, IP, IF-IC, F
Info: Independent validation by the NYU Lagone was performed for: IHC. This antibody was found to have the following characteristics: Functional in human:FALSE, NonFunctional in human:FALSE, Functional in animal:TRUE, NonFunctional in animal:FALSE
Consolidation: AB_2315036, AB_2315114, AB_2315111, AB_2315113, AB_331647
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- Independent validation by the NYU Lagone was performed for: IHC. This antibody was found to have the following characteristics: Functional in human:FALSE, NonFunctional in human:FALSE, Functional in animal:TRUE, NonFunctional in animal:FALSE - NYU Langone’s Center for Biospecimen Research and Development https://med.nyu.edu/research/scientific-cores-shared-resources/center-biospecimen-research-development
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