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New Secondary Conjugates – Fab-ZAPs – Use Monovalent Secondary Antibodies Linked to Saporin For the past decade scientists have extensively used secondary conjugates (e.g. Mab-ZAP; Cat. #IT-04, and Hum-ZAP; Cat. #IT-22) to make their own targeted toxins for in vitro use. The ability to combine: 1) a primary antibody to a cell-surface marker with 2)

Anti-6 His-SAP (Cat. #IT-52) Composed of an antibody to 6 His conjugated to saporin, this secondary conjugate should be used as a diagnostic tool for testing your primary, 6 His-tagged proteins for specific cell surface epitope binding and internalization. The 6 His tag is widely used because of its affinity to bind nickel or cobalt

Anti-GFP-SAP (Cat. #IT-53) The green fluorescent protein (GFP) gene can be introduced and maintained in the genome through breeding, injection with a viral vector, or cell transformation. Whether your cells express a surface protein with a GFP-coded region, or you have a protein that targets specific cells and contains a GFP tag, Anti-GFP-ZAP can be