This week, Agrisera supported 9th Plant Biochemistry Symposium: Plant Metabolites and Signaling held at Leibniz Institute of Plant Biochemistry in Germany. Participants could pick hard copies of Agrisera Educational Posters prepared in collaboration with scientists in the field. |  |
| Light-harvesting complexes (LHCs) are essential components of the photosynthetic machinery, allowing photosynthetic organisms to efficiently capture and utilize light energy for the synthesis of organic molecules. The LHCs are integral membrane protein complexes found in the thylakoid membranes of plants, algae, and cyanobacteria. Agrisera's LHC antibody collection has been available since the year 2001, with hundreds of scientific references for a wide range of plant and algal species. Check out Agrisera's LHC antibodies: Lhca1 | Lhca2 | Lhca3 | Lhca4 | Lhca5 | Lhcb1 | Lhcb2 | Lhcb3 | Lhcb4 | Lhcb5 | Lhcb6 Full collection: Antibodies Plant/Algal / Photosynthesis / LHC |  |
| Agrisera supports BioLock student conference, held between the 10th and 12th of May at the University of Wrocław, Poland. The aim of the meeting is, as the organizers describe it, "to expand horizons in the fields of biotechnology, biochemistry, and related disciplines. In other words, embracing both the most crucial and the latest scientific achievements!" Agrisera supported the meeting with free hard copies of our Educational Posters. |  |
| Finding the correct secondary antibody can be difficult, so we have put together a Secondary Antibody Guide to help you find exactly what you need. A lot of what you need to know about Agrisera secondary antibodies can be found in their name, but it may be hard to decipher. Our guide walks you through common terms related to secondary antibodies, as well as antibody recommendations and FAQs. Check out our guide and find answers to questions like:
Check out Agrisera's Secondary Antibody Guide! | Check out our guide for information on antibody structure, fluorescent dyes and much more! |
| To directly conjugated a primary antibody to an enzyme, like ALP or HRP, or a fluorescent dye, like DyLight®, the antibody must be of the highest purity; purified against the specific antigen. Q: What are the benefits of using directly conjugated primary antibodies? A: The time necessary to complete all steps of a Western blot or immunolocalization protocol, is shortened considerably, as there is no need for secondary antibody incubation and subsequent washes, before the final reaction can be visualized. Potential cross-reactions, which may occur when using secondary antibodies, are also eliminated. Possible sample loss due to washing steps is also reduced. Until end of 2024, all directly conjugated Agrisera primary antibodies are discounted by 10%, when applying the discount code Primconj10. Check out the complete Agrisera collection of directly conjugated primary antibodies here. |  Using directly conjugated primary antibodies, is most beneficial for protein targets of high and moderate abundance in the analyzed tissue. |
