Immunoprecipitation (IP) is a common research technique used to precipitate a specific protein (or protein complex) of interest out of a heterogeneous lysate. The concept of precipitating proteins out of solution is often called a "pull-down". There are a variety of methods to achieve immunoprecipitation, the most common of which uses antibodies bound to magnetic or agarose beads. This process can be used to isolate and concentrate a particular protein or complex from a sample containing many thousands of different proteins, and is often used to study protein-protein interactions through Co-IP experiments.
Novus offers a range of support options for IP when you buy a product to help you with your IP experiment including:
| Formulation | Catalog # | Availability | Price | |
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| BSA Free | NB100-56134-0.025ml | |||
| Formulation | Catalog # | Availability | Price | |
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| Azide and BSA Free | NBP2-62566-0.025mg | |||
| Formulation | Catalog # | Availability | Price | |
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| BSA Free | NB100-600SS | |||
| Azide and BSA Free | NBP2-80602 | |||
| Formulation | Catalog # | Availability | Price | |
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| Non-Recombinant Monoclonal | NB100-64768SS | |||
| Azide and BSA Free | NBP2-80768 | |||
| BSA Free | NBP3-07011SS | |||
| BSA Free | NBP3-07011 | |||
| Conjugate | Catalog # | Availability | Size | Price |
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| Alkaline Phosphatase | NBP1-75294 | |||
| Biotin | NBP1-75295 | |||
| DyLight 350 | NBP1-76054 | |||
| DyLight 488 | NBP1-75299 | |||
| DyLight 550 | NBP1-76055 | |||
| DyLight 594 | NBP1-76056 | |||
| DyLight 633 | NBP1-76057 | |||
| DyLight 650 | NBP1-76058 | |||
| FITC | NBP1-75296 | |||
| HRP | NBP1-75297 | |||
| Formulation | Catalog # | Availability | Price | |
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| Carrier Free | MAB2916-SP | |||
| Formulation | Catalog # | Availability | Price | |
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| Carrier Free | AF2334-SP | |||