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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.
| Antibody Name | Proper Citation | Target Antigen | Target Organism |
Clone ID |
Defining Citation |
Comments |
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c-myc Resource Report Resource Website 50+ mentions |
(DSHB Cat# 9E 10, RRID:AB_2266850) | MYC | human | Useful for western blot | monoclonal | mouse | AB_2266850 | Antibody Registry | DSHB | 9E 10 | 2024-11-15 03:07:25 | 77 | ||
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c-MYC antibody - Bishop, J.M.; University of California, San Francisco Resource Report Resource Website 50+ mentions |
(DSHB Cat# 9E 10, RRID:AB_2266850) | c-MYC | fish, zebrafish |
PMID:22593074 PMID:12829745 PMID:12204249 PMID:27683156 PMID:24002891 PMID:25211335 PMID:25040165 PMID:16537916 PMID:2193134 PMID:3915782 PMID:20335479 PMID:20096681 PMID:18347070 PMID:15749817 PMID:25253864 PMID:25411252 PMID:24273166 PMID:24636992 PMID:21145886 PMID:24567331 PMID:20123021 PMID:24887026 PMID:25136332 PMID:24746823 PMID:24899700 PMID:24318513 PMID:24635668 PMID:27668865 PMID:26234537 PMID:23349938 PMID:19341460 PMID:11739900 PMID:24423648 PMID:24553921 PMID:23959653 PMID:25056957 PMID:22318632 PMID:24999027 PMID:17553170 PMID:22057101 |
Application(s): ELISA,Immunofluorescence,Immunohistochemistry,Immunoprecipitation,Western Blot; Date Deposited: 07/17/1996 | monoclonal | mouse | AB_2266850 | Antibody Registry | DSHB | 9E 10 | 2024-11-15 02:08:59 | 77 | |
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Mouse Anti-Human c-myc Monoclonal Antibody, Unconjugated Resource Report Resource Website 50+ mentions |
(DSHB Cat# 9E 10, RRID:AB_2266850) | Mouse Human c-myc | human | manufacturer recommendations: IgG1 Western Blot; Immunoblotting | monoclonal | mouse | AB_2266850 | Antibody Registry | DSHB | 9E 10 | 2024-11-15 12:06:52 | 77 |
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