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Anti-IFNg

Cat. #158050

Tool name: Anti-IFNg
Tool type: Antibodies
Tool sub-type: Primary Antibody
Class: Polyclonal
Conjugate: Unconjugated
Reactivity: Salmonids
Host: Rabbit
Molecular weight of the target: 18 kDa
Application: ELISA ; IHC ; WB
Description: IFN-? is a key cytokine involved in Th1 immune responses. It is mainly produced by T cells and NK cells, and drives both innate and adaptive immunity systems that promote protection against intracellular infections. IFN-? is involved in activation of macrophages and T helper lymphocytes, stimulation of antigen presentation, control of cell proliferation and apoptosis, induction of antiviral state, immunomodulation, inflammation and leucocyte trafficking. IFN-? is one of the most important cytokines in both innate and adaptive immune responses; therefore accurate assessment of IFN-? levels is of critical importance in evaluating the status of the immune system. An IFN-? antibody would be particularly useful in examining immune responses in fish to infectious agents and in the development of protective responses after vaccination.
Immunogen: Ovalbumin-conjugated synthetic peptide. Peptide immunogen is conserved in salmonids fish species.
Research area: Cell biology; Immunology

Target: Interferon gamma
Target molecular weight: 18 kDa
Target background: IFN-? is a key cytokine involved in Th1 immune responses. It is mainly produced by T cells and NK cells, and drives both innate and adaptive immunity systems that promote protection against intracellular infections. IFN-? is involved in activation of macrophages and T helper lymphocytes, stimulation of antigen presentation, control of cell proliferation and apoptosis, induction of antiviral state, immunomodulation, inflammation and leucocyte trafficking. IFN-? is one of the most important cytokines in both innate and adaptive immune responses; therefore accurate assessment of IFN-? levels is of critical importance in evaluating the status of the immune system. An IFN-? antibody would be particularly useful in examining immune responses in fish to infectious agents and in the development of protective responses after vaccination.

£ 300
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