PE/Cyanine5 anti-mouse CD11c | BioLegend 117316 product information

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product summary

company name :

BioLegend

other brands :

Babco, Signet, Sternberger Monoclonals, Senetek, Covance

product type :

antibody

product name :

PE/Cyanine5 anti-mouse CD11c

catalog :

117316

quantity :

100 μg

price :

292 USD

clonality :

monoclonal

host :

hamsters

conjugate :

PE-Cy5

clone name :

N418

The same clone is also sold as:

Tonbo Biosciences: 35-0114-U100, 25-0114, 50-0114, 70-0114
Miltenyi Biotec: 130-102-413, 130-119-802, 130-120-297, 130-107-514, 130-120-223, 130-119-762, 130-103-876, 130-125-219, 130-122-952, 130-102-797, 130-107-461, 130-122-016, 130-129-314, 130-103-806, 130-122-939
R&D Systems: FAB69501G-100, FAB69501N-100UG, MAB69501
MyBioSource: MBS212118
ichorbio: ICH1050
Invitrogen: 47-0114-80, 62-0114-82, 15-0114-82, 14-0114-82, 47-0114-82, 58-0114-80, 12-0114-82, M012T02B07, MA11C5, 15-0114-81, 50-0114-80, 16-0114-85, 69-0114-80, 45-0114-82, 368-0114-82, 58-0114-82, 69-0114-82, 14-0114-85, 61-0114-82, M012T02B05, MCD11C20, 25-0114-82, 17-0114-82, 606-0114-80, 63-0114-82, 16-0114-38, 50-0114-82, 64-0114-82, 13-0114-82, 367-0114-80, 35-0114-82, 11-0114-85, 56-0114-82, 13-0114-85, 12-0114-83, 367-0114-82, 12-0114-81, 13-0114-81, 16-0114-050, 11-0114-82, 16-0114-025, MA5-16877, 48-0114-82, 61-0114-80, 368-0114-80, MA1-80129, 42-0114-82, M012T02B01, MCD11C17, 17-0114-81, 53-0114-80, 11-0114-81, 63-0114-80, 25-0114-81, 45-0114-80, 53-0114-82, 78-0114-82, 56-0114-80, 35-0114-80, M012T02Y01, 14-0114-81, 48-0114-80, 606-0114-82
Bio-Rad: MCA1369T, MCA1369A488T, MCA1369PE, MCA1369GA, MCA1369BT, MCA1369, MCA1369A647, MCA1369B, MCA1369P750, MCA1369A647T, MCA1369F, MCA1369A488
OriGene: AM05514FC-N, AM05514BT-T, AM05514PU-L, AM05514PU-N, AM05514BT-N, AM05514PU-T, AM05514RP-N
Abcam: ab210309, ab33483, ab210306

reactivity :

mouse

application :

flow cytometry

citations: 22

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product information

Antigen :

CD11c

Apps. Abbrev. :

Flow Cytometry

Cat # :

117316

Clone :

N418

Item :

PE/Cyanine5 anti-mouse CD11c

Isotype :

Armenian Hamster IgG

Other Names :

αX integrin, integrin αX chain, CR4, p150, ITGAX

Size :

100 μg

Price (USD) :

292 USD

Reactivity :

Mouse

Clonality :

Monoclonal

Host :

Armenian Hamster

Conjugate/Tag/Label :

PE_CYANINE5

Immunogen :

Mouse spleen dendritic cells

Application Notes :

Additional reported applications (for the relevant formats) include: immunoprecipitation 3 , immunohistochemical staining of acetone-fixed frozen sections 3 , immunofluorescence microscopy 5, 9 (Alexa Fluor 488 conjugated N418 was used for IHC in frozen sections 10 ), and spatial biology (IBEX) 22,23 .