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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 Authority Vendor Catalog Number Record Last Update Mentions Count
39.4D5 antibody, deposited by Jessell, T.M. / Brenner-Morton, S. HHMI/Columbia University
 
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(DSHB Cat# 39.4D5, RRID:AB_2314683) Islet-1 & Islet-2 homeobox rat PMID:11336495
PMID:1350865
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Jessell, Thomas M / Brenner-Morton, Susan, Islet-1 Islet-2 homeobox, Rat, MIgG2b, Rat/Mouse/Chicken/Frog/Zebrafish/Ferret/Human, Isl1 & Isl2, ISL1, ISL LIM homeobox 1, ISL2; ISL LIM homeobox 2, AB_2314683, Monoclonal epitope mapped: Yes; Predicted: 39kDa; Apparent: 39kDa Recombinant fusion protein containing aa 178-349 of Isl1 protein (C-terminus)
This was consolidated with AB_528173 on 1/2018.
monoclonal mouse AB_2314683 Antibody Registry DSHB 39.4D5 2024-11-14 10:13:48 152

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