Happy 2026 from all of us at Antibodies.com! We wish you good luck with your experiments, many successful grants and lots of high impact publications!

Thank you for a wonderful 2025! We have some cool new products coming up really soon so stay tuned! It was a pleasure to have served so many of you in 2025, and we hope to continue doing so in 2026.

There is nothing we like more than our customers publishing papers with our products! As 2025 is coming to an end, we wanted to share some of our most cited products:

#RecombinantAntibodies are produced in #CellCulture from synthetic #DNA. No more #hybridomas, just next generation of #MonoClonalAntibodies: * Great consistency - No batch difference * They are highly specific * They don't require animal #immunization * Great stock availability: simply produce more!

On the twelfth day of Christmas my true love gave to me 🎄 Twelve-well plates 🎄 Eleven kilodaltons of SUMO protein 🎄 Ten to the minus ten affinity 🎄 Nine amino acids in the HA tag 🎄 Eight tubes in a strip 🎄 Seven-color panel for cell sorting

Today we are celebrating the birthday of one of the most prominent scientists in #antibody #research, Niels Kaj Jerne. Born in London in 1911 to parents of Danish ancestry, Jerne was a very active #immunologist who frequently moved between countries and research institutes.

Today we highlight a cool paper by the group of Dr Niluka Goonawardane from @universityofleeds.bsky.social and their collaborators: Changes in Metabolite Profiles in the Cerebrospinal Fluid and in Human Neuronal Cells Upon Tick-Borne Encephalitis Virus Infection ( pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40517242/).

Let's play #AntibodyDetective: We share an image taken with one of our antibodies, you tell us what's in it. We are kicking off easy but be warned, they will get more challenging: what's in this image? #FluorescenceFriday, #Immunofluorescence #CellBiology #antibodies #antibody #biology #microscopy

Robert Koch was born on the 11th of December 1843 in Clausthal (Central modern Germany) and alongside Louis Pasteur, he is considered by many to be the father of #microbiology.

We are here to support you with reliable reagents and timely delivery throughout the holiday period. We are available during the holiday period for order processing, technical questions, and support. #antibodies #antibody #ELISA #AssayKit #AssayKits #Microscopy #CellBiology #Biology

One of the best ways to validate the specificity of #antibodies is to use #knockout cells as control: If a #WesternBlot band or #ImmunoFluorescence staining appears in the wild type cells and not in the knockout cells, it means the antibody is specific to the desired #protein.

Congratulations to the Division of Respiratory Disease and Tuberculosis @SirirajMedicine, for their insightful work The Association of Defective Pleural sRAGE Production With the Recurrence of Malignant Pleural Effusion After Talc Pleurodesis www.nature.com/articles/s41...

The 12th of December is the UN's International Universal Health Coverage Day, a day to remember that everyone deserves accessible good quality healthcare. At Antibodies.com we work hard to provide scientists with the tools for new biomedical discoveries, brining a better tomorrow for everyone.

Did you know that we offer more than 100,000 products? We offer more than just #antibodies. Check out antibodies.com to discover our full portfolio, including #aptamers, #AssayKits, tools for #StructuralBiology and #Proteomics, #exosomes, #Nanodiscs, and more!

This year’s @nobelprize.org in Physiology or Medicine has been awarded to Mary E. Bunkow, Fred Ramsdell and Shimon Sakaguchi for their work on #PeripheralImmunity. Together they discovered how the #ImmuneSystem regulates itself to prevents #autoimmunity.

As the @nobelprize.org ceremonies are being held tomorrow, we thought we would reflect on the winners of the Medicine or Physiology Nobel Prize from the last few years:

Congratulations @IBCSinica an @astra-zeneca.bsky.social for their recent publication Phosphoproteomics of Osimertinib-Tolerant Persister Cells Reveals Targetable Kinase-Substrate Signatures at pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC...!

Congrats to @edricdwinford.bsky.social and the group of Prof Ann Stowe for their paper Pancreatic Hypersecretion of Amyloid-Forming Human Amylin Dysregulates the Neuro-Immune Axis and B cell Development in a Model of Type-2 Diabetes pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41135632/!

2025 was a great year for #ChromatinIP (ChIP). One of the biggest advancements this year is one of the latest ones, published in early November: Mapping Chromatin Structure at Base-Pair Resolution Unveils a Unified Model of Cis-Regulatory Element Interactions www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti....

As 2025 is coming to an end, we wanted to mention some prominent discoveries from the past year, and today it is #RNAimmunoPrecipitation (#RIP), a method that is similar to #ChromatinImmunoPrecipitation, but focuses on #RNA binding #proteins instead of DNA binding proteins.

Congrats to the group of Prof Monica Gestal at @lsu.bsky.social for their recent publication The Bordetella Type III Secretion System Effector BteA Targets Host Eosinophil-Epithelial Signaling to Promote IL-1Ra Expression and Persistence: www.nature.com/articles/s42...

Did you know that we are offering 4 travel grants every year? That's right! 500£ for conferences and workshops. Registration is still open for the last grant of 2025! Need some inspiration? Read about the experiences of our Q3 winner, @rafsarnataro.bsky.social www.antibodies.com/promotions/t....

Today is #WorldAIDSDay, commemorating this major #Public Health concern. As a company of scientists, we are passionate about tackling such issues, and we are committed to support research to overcome them. Today we hold a moment of silence to honour the #HIV victims worldwide.

Congrats to the group of Prof Ihsan Ekin Demir at @tum.de for publishing tinyurl.com/3rw6bzdk! Alongside researchers worldwide, they found that #PancreaticCancer cells form synapse-like connections with peripheral sensory nerve endings.

Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at Antibodies.com! We are so thankful for your efforts to push the boundaries of scientific discovery!

To label several targets in one standard #immunofluorescence sample, you need pairs of primary and secondary #antibodies, each one from a different host, to avoid cross-labelling. Biotinylated primary antibodies allow you to directly fluorescently-label your antibodies and overcome this obstacle.

#Biotin revolutionized life science research. Why use biotinylated antibodoies? Sensitivity boost! A biotinylated antibody + streptavidin-reporter = signal amplification. Each streptavidin binds 4 biotins, clustering reporters around the target for a brighter, clearer signal.

History of biotin - part 2 The 1930’s and 1940’s were a leap forward in our understanding of biotin. What was once known as Bios, Vitamin H and Growth Factor became Biotin, an honorary member of the vitamin B family, now known as vitamin B7.

The Structure of Biotin was published in @science.org on November 20th 1942. To celebrate this discovery, this week we are all about #biotin, from historic milestones to modern applications. To kickstart our celebration, let's go back to the early 20th century. www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

Congrats to Prof Lynn McKeown's group at @universityofleeds.bsky.social for sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0143416025000776, showing that histamine induces local Ca²⁺ release, leading to Ang2 secretion from endothelial cells. Proud our a-Rab46 antibody and Ang2 ELISA kit helped discovery!

Shout out to @cambiochem.bsky.social at @cam.ac.uk! We had a wonderful time meeting you all and hearing about your exciting research! Want more details on our products? or maybe you want our team to visit your department? get in touch here or email us at [email protected]!

Congrats @rafsarnataro.bsky.social, the winner of our quarterly travel grant, who is currently at #SfN25. We are both excited and proud to support this cool research on the mitochondrial origins of the pressure to sleep! Shout out to @sfn.org!

We are so excited to see you soon! Make sure you stop by!

Did you know we offer special Elisa kits? No time? No problem! check out our 90-minute Elisa kits tinyurl.com/90minuteelisa! tiny mouse samples? Don't worry: Our small-volume Elisa kits are optimized for 25 ul so you can make the most of every microliter tinyurl.com/SmallVolumeE...!

Our team will be at the Biochemistry Department (Sanger Building) at the University of Cambridge on Tuesday, November 18th. Be sure to drop by for a conversation. Interested in a one-on-one meeting? Reach out to us, and we’ll arrange a session for you!

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SUMO proteins are important in intracellular processes. New research identifies that deacetylation of the SUMO-activating enzyme during mitosis can promote proper chromosome segregation. 🧪 Product: Anti-Histone H3 Antibody (A94899) 📝 Paper:

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Study shows that HCMV miRNA profiles differ in HIV coinfection, linking specific miRNAs to viral load and inflammation. Here, they identify as key markers in HIV/HCMV pathogenesis. 🦠 Product: Human VEGF-A ELISA Kit (A78963 ) 📝 Paper:

Research reports the first in-depth characterisation of aptamers targeting human red blood cells. Using in silico modelling, detailed structure and binding mechanisms have been uncovered. 🧪 Product: Recombinant Human GLUT1 (A244587 ) 📝 Paper: pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC...

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Chondrocytes have been shown to engage with CD4+ T cell subsets in osteoarthritis, suggesting potential for T cell-focused therapies to influence inflammation in OA joints ⚛️ Product: A1488 MM-13 ELISA kit www.antibodies.com/catalog/elis... 📝 Paper: pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC...

Single-nucleus atlas of human fat tissue can be used to understand adipose tissue dysfunction. Weight loss can have significant effects on cellular process that are linked to metabolic health. (#A270328, THPTA Ligand) www.nature.com/articles/s41...

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