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Antibodies & Detection for Direct & Indirect IF
Bio SB offers high quality antibodies and detection systems for both direct and indirect immunofluorescence.
Direct Immunofluorescence
Bio SB’s direct immunofluorescence (IF) antibodies support efficient workflows and clean signal interpretation in pathology laboratories.
Fluorophore-labeled primary antibodies enable one-step detection, reducing procedural complexity and helping minimize non-specific background staining. This streamlined approach can support faster turnaround times and consistent results across routine and specialized applications.
All Bio SB direct IF antibodies are available in concentrate and convenient Tinto Predilute formats, allowing laboratories to select the configuration that best fits their workflow.
IF of Albumin on Frozen Kidney Tissue
All direct IF antibodies are available in concentrated and prediluted formats to meet your laboratory needs. HRP Detection
Tinto Prediluted
Antibodies
3 mL Tinto Predilute (30 tests)
7 mL Tinto Predilute (70 tests)
15 mL Tinto Predilute (150 tests)
Concentrated
Antibodies
0.5 mL Concentrate
1 mL Concentrate
Antibodies
Indirect Immunofluorescence
Bio SB’s indirect immunofluorescence (IF) antibodies are optimized for strong signal and consistent performance in both IHC and IF protocols.
Our high-affinity antibodies are compatible with both AmpliDetector Plus Indirect FITC fluorescent detection, and PolyDetector micropolymer chromogenic detection, providing laboratories with flexibility in protocol design and workflow standardization.
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IHC on FFPE Lupus Erythmatosus TissueIF on Frozen Lupus Erythamatosus Tissue
Indirect IF Overview using the AmpliDetector Plus FITC
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Ready-to-use high sensitivity system for indirect IF detection on FFPE or frozen tissue sections and cell preparations
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Signal amplification technology ensures vivid and easily detectable fluorescent signals for nuclear, cytoplasmic, and membranous antigens
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Universal: for use with mouse or rabbit antibodies
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