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PE Anti-Mouse CD284 (TLR4)

The PE Anti-Mouse CD284 (TLR4) is a highly specialized monoclonal antibody designed for the detection and analysis of Toll-like Receptor 4 (TLR4) in mouse samples. This product is a crucial tool for researchers studying the innate immune system and its response to pathogen invasion. With its unique combination of PE-conjugated format and rat host, the PE Anti-Mouse CD284 (TLR4) offers exceptional performance and versatility in flow cytometry applications.

Product Details

The PE Anti-Mouse CD284 (TLR4) is a monoclonal antibody with clone SA15-21, specifically designed to recognize and bind to mouse CD284 (TLR4). This antibody is formatted in PE (phycoerythrin) conjugation, which is ideal for flow cytometry experiments due to its bright fluorescence and compatibility with other fluorochrome-conjugated antibodies. The antibody is raised in rats and has an isotype of IgG2a, κ. The PE-conjugated format allows for simultaneous staining with additional markers, enhancing the complexity and depth of your experimental analysis. Key features include:

• Monoclonal Antibody Type: Provides specific and reproducible results
• Reactivity: Highly specific for mouse CD284 (TLR4)
• Format: PE-conjugated for flow cytometry applications
• Host: Rat

Applications and Benefits

The PE Anti-Mouse CD284 (TLR4) is a valuable reagent for various research applications, including the study of innate immunity, pathogen recognition, and inflammatory responses. This antibody is particularly useful in flow cytometry experiments where the simultaneous detection of multiple markers is required. Benefits include:

• Enhanced detection sensitivity with PE-conjugated format
• High specificity for CD284 (TLR4) in mouse samples
• Compatibility with other fluorochrome-conjugated antibodies for multi-color staining

The PE Anti-Mouse CD284 (TLR4) is suitable for researchers in immunology, microbiology, and related fields who require a reliable and efficient tool for studying TLR4 and its role in the immune response.