Hot Item Cd19 Monoclonal Antibody (hib19), Novafluor™ Blue 610-70s Series [Kx9tWXnl]

CD19 Monoclonal Antibody for Advanced Cell Analysis

The Hot Item Cd19 Monoclonal Antibody (hib19), Novafluor™ Blue 610-70s Series [Kx9tWXnl], is a cutting-edge reagent designed for flow cytometric analysis. This monoclonal antibody specifically targets human CD19, a critical marker for B cells across various stages of development, excluding terminally differentiated plasma cells. With its high specificity and affinity, HIB19 is an essential tool for researchers seeking to study B cell populations and their dynamics. Key features of this antibody include its reactivity with CD19 and overlapping epitopes with the SJ25C1 antibody, making it versatile for a wide range of applications.

Advanced Properties and Specifications

The HIB19 antibody is conjugated with NovaFluor™ Blue dye, offering excellent fluorescence properties and compatibility with flow cytometry. The conjugate is optimized for detection at an excitation wavelength of 509 nm and an emission wavelength of 614 nm, ensuring efficient and reliable staining. Technical specifications include pre-titration and testing for flow cytometric analysis of human peripheral blood cells, making it easy to use and integrate into existing workflows. NovaFluor™ dyes are engineered for minimal spillover and spread, providing clear and distinguishable signals.

Practical Applications and Target Audience

The Hot Item Cd19 Monoclonal Antibody (hib19), Novafluor™ Blue 610-70s Series [Kx9tWXnl], is ideal for a variety of research applications, including the study of B cell biology, immunology, and oncology. This antibody is particularly useful for researchers interested in understanding the role of CD19 in B cell signaling and function. Benefits include its compatibility with a wide range of cell types and the ability to perform complex multiplex analyses. Whether you are a researcher in academia or industry, the HIB19 antibody is a valuable addition to your toolkit, enabling you to advance your studies in cell analysis and immunology.