21 replies to this topic

[kjs914]

Novus is also a good source, www.novusbio.com. They have a good collection of research areas/Abs and I’ve found a few reviews from customers that were helpful to me.

They also have a guarantee on all Abs and an incentive for testing in apps or species even if it's not on their datasheet. Hope this helps!

[mdfenko]

how about the antibody search engine.

[antibodymania]

1DegreeBio has a comprehensive listing of antibodies. They have ratings and reviews for antibodies too.

[zakkey]

One not mentioned so for is the Bionity antibody search with some very useful filtering options.

Edited by zakkey, 04 April 2011 - 02:40 AM.

[LibbyWitherden]

Biocompare.com and Labome.com / labome.org are all good search engines, you can always just try google and google images too.

[Bioss USA Antibodies]

check here, we even have some free samples that might work for you: http://www.bioss-usa...freesamples.htm

[jkroonen]

Like Libbywitherden, I use Biocompare to search for antibodies and I frequently wright the name of the protein of my interest in google search engine (you get publications, images, reviews, protocols, ...).
More recently, I became an antibody adviser at www.antibody-adviser.com. A nice website where you can share your reviews and your opinions about the antibodies you used.

Good luck!

@JKroonen