Antibodies
Bio-Connect offers one of the most comprehensive portfolios of antibodies worldwide.
Manufacturer of highly validated primary antibodies and control antigens
Atlas Antibodies is the original manufacturer of highly validated primary antibodies and control antigens. The company was founded by researchers from the prestigious Human Protein Atlas project who wanted to make the unique antibodies developed in the project available to fellow researchers worldwide.
Atlas Antibodies manufactures and provides highly validated reagents that enable leading research in biology, pathology, and medicine for the purpose of understanding and improving human health. The primary antibodies portfolio covers different research areas:
Their standardized manufacturing process and the rigorous quality control ensure that the antibodies meet the highest level of specificity and selectivity required for your research to succeed.
Atlas Antibodies’ products are validated for use in IHC, WB and ICC-IF, according to the following protocols: Protocols for Antibody Applications
Enhanced validation is applied as an extra level of security in antibodies validation.
Bio-Connect supplies all their products in the Benelux. If you have any questions, please contact the helpdesk.
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