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The Antibody Registry is the authoritative source for antibody identifiers, which can be used in publications to uniquely mark the antibodies used in a paper.

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Antibody Name Proper Citation Target Antigen Target Organism Clone ID Defining Citation Comments Clonality Host Organism Antibody ID Vendor Catalog Number Record Last Update Mentions Count
Oligomer A11 Polyclonal Antibody
 
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Thermo Fisher Scientific Cat# AHB0052, RRID:AB_10376183 Oligomer A11 rat, mouse, human PMID:24797071
PMID:25510380
PMID:24050316
PMID:17904250
PMID:19936202
PMID:27108954
PMID:24859763
PMID:21823156
PMID:24599114
PMID:25630253
PMID:25803428
PMID:22087282
PMID:15608634
PMID:22108004
PMID:25634539
PMID:26968793
PMID:26915902
PMID:24454876
PMID:17186461
PMID:23103738
PMID:23335053
PMID:21865171
PMID:20739291
PMID:20550572
PMID:25878288
PMID:23308199
PMID:25668062
PMID:23750258
PMID:25756590
PMID:15987830
PMID:26267479
PMID:16782885
PMID:24415155
Applications: DB, ELISA, IHC, Neu, WB polyclonal rabbit AB_10376183 Thermo Fisher Scientific AHB0052 2026-09-03 02:24:57 5

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