On Sale Brilliant Violet 421™ Anti-human Cd138 (syndecan-1) [must See] [wkdMpc0j]

Brilliant Violet 421™ Anti-human CD138 (Syndecan-1)

The On Sale Brilliant Violet 421™ Anti-human Cd138 (syndecan-1) [must See] [wkdMpc0j] antibody is a powerful tool for researchers studying the role of CD138 in various biological processes. This monoclonal antibody is designed to specifically target CD138, a type I integral membrane heparin sulfate proteoglycan also known as Syndecan-1. With its ability to interact with collagen, fibronectin, and other soluble molecules, CD138 plays a crucial role in cell proliferation, cell migration, and cell-matrix adhesion.

• High specificity for human CD138
• Monoclonal antibody for reliable results
• Expressed on normal and malignant plasma cells

Product Details

This antibody, clone MI15, is a mouse monoclonal IgG1, κ isotype. It is formatted in BV421, a vibrant fluorochrome that enhances detection and visualization in flow cytometry. The reactivity of this antibody is strictly against human CD138, making it ideal for studies focused on human cell populations.

• Clone: MI15
• Antibody Type: Monoclonal
• Reactivity: Human

Additionally, this product has been quality tested for flow cytometry (FC), ensuring its reliability and performance in your experiments.

Applications and Benefits

The On Sale Brilliant Violet 421™ Anti-human Cd138 (syndecan-1) [must See] [wkdMpc0j] antibody is highly versatile and can be used in various research applications. It is particularly useful in studying the expression of CD138 on plasma cells, pre-B cells, and other cell types. This antibody can also help in identifying non-hematopoietic cells such as embryonic mesenchymal cells and neural cells.

• Facilitates research on cell proliferation and migration
• Enables detailed analysis of cell-matrix adhesion
• Supports studies on both normal and malignant cell populations

With its regulatory status as RUO (Research Use Only), this product is ideal for researchers in academia and pharmaceutical industries seeking to advance their understanding of human cell biology.