URL: http://antibodyregistry.org/AB_3753780
Proper Citation: J. Dasen - NYU School of Medicine Cat# NY2619/NY2920, RRID:AB_3753780
Target Antigen: Runx3
Host Organism: guinea pig
Clonality: polyclonal
Comments: Guinea pig anti-Leucoraja Runx3 antibodies (amino acids 43-59) were made by Labcorp (formerly Covance) using a custom peptide (EPVSLTQPNPPGLSRIRC) with an added cysteine residue for conjugation. Antibody specificity was assessed by staining of stage 31 skate embryos using a Cy3-conjugated anti-guinea pig secondary antibody and comparing IHC fluorescent signals in dorsal root ganglia to pattern observed using mRNA in situ hybridization.
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