Abcam Antibodies
Mary Johnson (han at labome dot com)
Synatom Research, Princeton, New Jersey, United States
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last modified : 2023-07-08; original version : 2012-12-11
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MATER METHODS 2012;2:157
Abstract

An overview of Abcam antibodies in the literature, and Abcam.

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Abcam is a major supplier of research antibodies and associated reagents.

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Website

http://www.abcam.com/ in English.

Abcam maintains an international English language website from which users in most countries can select their country from a drop-down menu on the top right to select country-specific pricing and delivery information. For those countries to which Abcam does not ship directly, contact details are given for the local distributor.

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Physical location

Abcam operates a total of 18 offices in the United Kingdom, United States, China, Japan and the Netherlands. Abcam's headquarters is located at Discovery Drive, Cambridge Biomedical Campus, Cambridge, CB2 0AX, UK.

ProductNumSample Reference
Anti-Ki67 antibody [SP6] 250 [1, 2]
Anti-GAPDH antibody 166 [3, 4]
Anti-F4/80 antibody [CI:A3-1] 132 [5, 6]
Anti-Ctip2 antibody [25B6] - ChIP Grade 131 [7, 8]
Anti-beta Actin antibody [AC-15] - Knockout Validated 119 [9, 10]
Anti-Histone H3 (di methyl K9) antibody [mAbcam 1220] - ChIP Grade 111 [11, 12]
Anti-Vimentin antibody [EPR3776] - Cytoskeleton Marker 107 [13, 14]
Anti-Histone H3 (tri methyl K27) antibody [mAbcam 6002] - ChIP Grade 107 [15, 16]
Anti-alpha smooth muscle Actin antibody [1A4] 105 [17, 18]
Anti-beta Actin antibody [mAbcam 8226] - Loading Control 86 [19, 20]
Anti-SQSTM1 / p62 antibody 86 [21, 22]
Anti-PCNA antibody [PC10] 84 [23, 24]
Anti-Bax antibody [E63] 76 [25, 26]
Anti-VDAC1 / Porin antibody [20B12AF2] 76 [27, 28]
Anti-alpha Tubulin antibody [DM1A] - Loading Control 74 [7, 29]
Anti-NeuN antibody [EPR12763] - Neuronal Marker 64 [30, 31]
Anti-CD3 antibody [SP7] 63 [32, 33]
Anti-MTCO1 antibody [1D6E1A8] 61 [34, 35]
Anti-BrdU antibody [BU1/75 (ICR1)] 60 [36, 37]
Anti-SATB2 antibody [SATBA4B10] 59 [38, 39]
Anti-GAPDH antibody [mAbcam 9484] - Loading Control 57 [40, 41]
Anti-E Cadherin antibody [HECD-1] 57 [42, 43]
Anti-Smad3 (phospho S423 + S425) antibody [EP823Y] 56 [14, 44]
Anti-CD68 antibody [KP1] 54 [33, 45]
Anti-SDHA antibody [2E3GC12FB2AE2] 53 [46, 47]
Anti-c-Myc antibody [Y69] 52 [17, 48]
Anti-Vimentin antibody [RV202] 49 [49, 50]
Anti-FOXP3 antibody [236A/E7] 48 [51, 52]
Anti-CD11b antibody [EPR1344] 48 [53, 54]
Anti-ATP5A antibody [15H4C4] - Mitochondrial Marker 46 [55, 56]
Table 2. The most cited antibodies from Abcam in Labome's Validated Antibody Database (VAD), as of July 8, 2023. Num: number of publications.
Product Range

Based on its 2019 annual report, Abcam offers over 120,000 products. Abcam sources products from hundreds of suppliers worldwide. It also manufactures products in-house at specialist production sites, which account for 50% of total revenue.

Technical and scientific support

Technical support is available in English, Chinese, Japanese, French, German and Spanish.

Abcam maintains a poster library covering both general technical information and scientific information relevant to a range of areas (e.g. cancer, inflammation, cardiovascular, neuroscience, epigenetics, stem cells etc).

Abcam also runs a number of webinars on techniques relevant to its products.

Company Information and History

Abcam was formed in 1998 by Jonathan Milner, David Cleevely and Professor Tony Kouzarides FRS out of a lab at Cambridge University, UK. Current CEO is Alan Hirzel.

Abcam plc is a public limited company incorporated in England & Wales. Abcam (Stock symbol: ABCA.L) trades on AIM, the London Stock Exchange's international market for smaller growing companies. Its annual revenue is £259 million for 2018/2019.

In May 2011, it acquired Mitosciences of Eugene, Oregon, a leading developer of antibodies and assays for mitochondrial research. In September 2011, Abcam acquired Ascent Biochemicals (now called AbcamBiochemicals) of Bristol, Uk, a specialist supplier of biochemical reagents including bioactive small molecules. In September 2012, Abcam acquired Epitomics of Burlingame, California. This has given Abcam access to Epitomics range of RabMAbs® rabbit monoclonal antibodies. In 2015, Abcam acquired AxioMx for its in vitro monoclonal antibody production technology and Firefly BioWorks for its multiplex and assay technology. Abcam acquired Calico Biolabs to expand recombinant rabbit monoclonal antibody development, and to enhance custom solutions capabilities in January 2019. Abcam purchased Applied StemCell's gene editing platform and oncology product portfolio in January 2020.

Abcam Antibodies in the Literature

Abcam antibodies have been cited frequently in the literature. Labome manually reviews formal publications for information about antibody applications and about applications of other reagents and instruments. Table 2 lists the commonly cited Abcam antibodies in the literature.

Abcam antibodies have been used in a range of applications as illustrated by the following examples. JH Lee et al used KDM1/LSD1 antibody ( ab129195, clone EPR6825) and Rab5 antibody ( ab218624, clone EPR21801) to study autophagic build-up of Aβ in neurons [57]. AR Palla et al detected myofibers in CODEX imaging with an Abcam laminin antibody [58]. H Hu et al investigated arteriovenous fistula maturation through immunohistochemistry with Abcam antibodies against alpha actin ( ab5694), VWF ( ab11713), collagen 1 ( ab34710), and fibronectin ( ab2413) [59]. Moro A et al detected stathmin in Western blot and immunocytochemistry in HUVEC cells with Abcam rabbit recombinant monoclonal Stathmin 1 antibody clone EP1573Y ( ab52630) [60]. Pandolfini L et al immunopurified myc-tagged DROSHA from transfected HEK293T cells with Abcam anti-Myc tag mouse monoclonal antibody ( ab32) and protein G [61]. Kreutzberger AJB et al probed the lysates of S2R+ cells transfected with a GFP-tagged plasmid using a recombinant rabbit anti-GFP ( ab32146) antibody from Abcam in Western blots [62]. Fanning S et al identified SCD1 in western blots with Abcam ab19862 antibody [63]. Researchers sometimes collaborate with Abcam to develop antibodies. For example, Z Zhou et al developed the rabbit monoclonal antibody against the N-terminal domain of GSDMB ( ab215729) with Abcam [64]. One of the popular polyclonal antibodies from Abcam is anti-GFP antibody from chicken ab13970 [65] or anti-HA antibody from rabbits ab9110 [66].

In addition to antibodies, Abcam's assay kits, such as AST assay, hydroxyproline assay, free fatty acid quantification assay etc, are gaining popularity.

Where to Meet?

Abcam's team attend a wide range of scientific meetings around the world to meet with the research community and stay up to date with the latest scientific developments. A list of the meetings that Abcam will be attending is available on the 'Events' tab of the Abcam homepage. Abcam also invites requests from researchers to organise and co-chair scientific meetings (see: Abcam tradeshow).

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