Anti-ESR1 Antibody (CBMAB-1213-YC) Immunohistochemistry Kit (V2LY-0826-LY174)

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Product Overview
This comprehensive, all-in-one kit is designed for the precise immunohistochemical (IHC) detection of target protein in tissue samples. Unlike standard detection kits, it includes a highly specific rabbit primary antibody bundled directly with our robust Polymer HRP detection system. The kit provides every essential reagent needed for the entire IHC workflow-from the initial antigen retrieval buffer to the final mounting media. By offering a pre-matched primary antibody with optimized buffers and secondary detection reagents, this kit eliminates the need for tedious protocol optimization and reagent sourcing, ensuring consistent, high-quality staining results.
Primary Antibody Cat.
Primary Antibody
Secondary Antibody Host Species
Goat
Secondary Antibody Species Specificity
Rabbit
Application
IHC-P
Sample Type
FFPE tissue
Test Size
50 Tests
Storage
Stored at 2-8°C. The kit is stable for 6 months from the date of receipt.

Key Features

Target-Specific Primary Antibody
Includes a highly validated rabbit primary antibody, ensuring reliable and specific target localization.
Complete End-to-End Solution
Contains all 11 essential components required for a full IHC workflow, including Tris-EDTA Antigen Retrieval Buffer, Blocking Buffer, Polymer HRP-Goat anti-Rabbit Secondary Antibody, DAB Chromogens, Counterstain, and Mounting Media.
Streamlined Workflow
Pre-optimized reagents work seamlessly with the included primary antibody, saving researchers significant time on antibody titration and protocol adjustments.
Sample Compatibility
Highly recommended and optimized for Formalin-Fixed Paraffin-Embedded (FFPE) tissue sections.
Kit Capacity
Provides sufficient reagents (50T) to perform 50 tests, depending on tissue section size.
More Infomation
Sub Cat Reagents Size
LV01 Antigen Retrieval Buffer (50× Tris-EDTA) 100 ml
LV02 Washing Buffer (30×) 120 ml
LV03 Blocking Buffer 5 ml
LV04 Quenching buffer (RTU) 5 ml
LV05 Primary Antibody Diluent (RTU) 100 ml
LV06R HRP-Goat anti-Rabbit Secondary Antibody 5 ml
LV07 Chromogen Component A 0.2 ml
LV08 Chromogen Component B 4 ml
LV09 Signal Enhancer 5 ml
LV10 Counter Staining Reagent 5 ml
LV11 Mounting Media 5 ml

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