Panorama(R) Antibody Microarray - XPRESS Profiler725 Kit | MilliporeSigma XP725 product information

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product summary

company name :

MilliporeSigma

other brands :

FLUKA, Sigma-Aldrich, Roche Applied Science

product type :

chemical

product name :

Panorama(R) Antibody Microarray - XPRESS Profiler725 Kit

catalog :

XP725

citations: 1

Reference
Kwak J, Jeong H, Han S, Kim Y, Son S, Mook Jung I, et al. Phosphokinase antibody arrays on dendron-coated surface. PLoS ONE. 2014;9:e96456 pubmed publisher

product information

name :

Panorama(R) Antibody Microarray - XPRESS Profiler725 Kit

cat no :

XP725

brand :

SIGMA

prod type :

Chemical

storage temp :

2-8C

storage :

2-8C

physical form :

Nitrocellulose glass slide, proprietary treatment to minimize background staining

shipped in :

wet ice

legal information :

Panorama is a registered trademark of Sigma-Aldrich Co. LLC

general description :

The Panorama(R) Antibody Microarray - XPRESS Profiler725 Kit is a proteomics tool that measures the relative level of protein expression (protein microarrays) in cell or tissue extracts and blood plasma or serum. The antibodies used represent families of proteins known to be involved in a variety of different biological pathways and molecular processes, including but not limited to cell stress, cell cycle, signaling transduction, apoptosis, neurobiology, and gene regulation. Results obtained using the array are qualitative and should be further evaluated by other methods such as immunoblotting assays or ELISA.

species reactivity :

human, mouse, rat

features and benefits :

. An efficient and sensitive method of high throughput protein expression analysis. Global solution to understanding protein relationships. All antibodies are available separately for more extensive analysis of your samples

application :

The array can be used for comparing protein expression profile between two samples (test vs. reference samples). Each sample is directly labeled with a different florescent dye and the two samples are applied simultaneously on the array. The expression profile of each sample is recorded individually and compared. This allows one to determine if proteins are up- or down-regulated, comparatively, or allows for the profile of a sample to determine if a protein is present or not, such as when looking at genomic modifications.