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IHC of Spectrin on a FFPE Bone Marrow Tissue

Spectrin (RBC2\3D5)

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Summary & Explanation

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Antibody Type

Mouse Monoclonal

Clone

RBC2\3D5

Isotype

IgG2b/K

Localization

Membranous

Dilution

1:25-1:100

Species Reactivity

Human

Immunogen

Native spectrin from human red blood cells membrane.