This new range includes antibodies conjugated to various enzymes, fluorescent dyes, and colloidal gold, for improved flexibility in experimental design.
Bioconjugation products and services provider, Innova Biosciences, has launched a range of conjugated antibodies, which leverages the company’s Lightning-Link and InnovaCoat bioconjugation technologies. This range includes antibodies conjugated to various enzymes, fluorescent dyes, and colloidal gold, for improved flexibility in experimental design.
The new range comprises 200 antibodies to nearly 30 different cardiac biomarkers, each available directly conjugated to 24 different enzymes, fluorescent dyes, or nanoparticles. Innova plans to expand the range into other key research areas in the near future.
In conjunction with the range, Innova has launched a new website that facilitates online ordering. The Antibody Conjugate Generator tool enables customers ordering from the new conjugated antibodies range to select any desired cardiac marker, antibody clone, and label. The website also provides resources and support materials.
More information about the new conjugated antibody range can be found at www.innovabiosciences.com/products/antibody-conjugates.
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