Monoclonal Antibody BR64 for the Identification of BRCA1

Inventor(s)

David Jensen

Tech ID

RF96002

Origin

Monoclonal antibody BR64 is secreted by a hybridoma derived from mice immunized with a purified polypeptide (isolated after overexpression in E.Coli) representing a 100-amino acid segment of the amino terminus of the BRCA1 gene product.

Applications and Advantages

BR64 can be used in immunoprecipitation, Western analyses, and immunoflourescence.

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