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TROPONIN I, Polyclonal Antibody Anti-Human Whole Antiserum

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Item #: RTPI-80

Description

Cat. No:

RTPI-80

Storage:

2-8C

Immunogen:

Human Cardiac Native Troponin I

Host:

Rabbit

Form:

Whole Antiserum

Price

Unit

Qty

$250.00

ml

$100.00

250ul

Details

Polyclonal anti-human Troponin whole antiserum procedure: Rabbits were immunized with highly purified human cardiac troponin. The antiserum was solid phase absorbed against human serum to ensure specificity.

This product shows no reactivity by IEP vs. human serum. IT does react with Human Cardiac Troponin I in direct Elisa assays and Western Blot

IgG Fractions available upon request

Inquire on bulk liter quantities of troponin I anti-human whole antiserum

Lee Biosolutions also offers these Troponin Products:
550-40R TROPONIN C Human Recombinant
550-41 TROPONIN C Rabbit Muscle
550-40 TROPONIN C Human Heart
550-11 TROPONIN I Human Heart
550-11R TROPONIN I Human Recombinant
RTPI-80 TROPONIN I anti-human Whole Antiserum
550-21 TROPONIN T Human Human Heart

Inquire on our custom polyclonal antibody production. We can host from any species and cross link to your requirements. Custom Polyclonal antibody concentrations available

Human Troponin is a family of proteins (cardiac troponin I,cardiac troponin T and cardiac troponin C) found in skeletal and heart muscle fibers; cardiac troponin helps muscles contract. Certain subtypes of human troponin (cardiac troponin I and troponin T) are very sensitive and specific indicators of damage to the heart muscle myocardium). Human Troponin(s) are measured in the blood to differentiate between unstable angina and myocardial infarction (heart attack) in patients with chest pain. A patient who had suffered from a myocardial infarction would have an area of damaged heart muscle and so would have elevated cardiac troponin levels in the blood.

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