Source for anti-GST antibodies?

[Dennis Templeton]

>of a commercial supplier of polyclonal anti-Glutathione-S-Transferase
>antibodies? It seems like these should be widely available, and 

We have used some anti-GST antibodies from The Antibody Cooperative for
western blots of bacterially-expressed GST-fusion proteins, and also for
mammalian expression systems using the pEBG vector from Bruce Mayer
(Thanks again, Bruce!).

The polyclonal anti-GST is also good for immunoprecipitations, and we use
it for kinase assays of GST-fusion kinases; it seems to be a little
cleaner than using GSH-beads for these precipitations.

The Antibody coop has a web site <A Href="http://www.antibodycoop.com">;
there prices are pretty cheap compared to a couple of other sources I've
seen.

Good luck,

Dennis

Dennis Templeton
Institute of Pathology
CWRU School of Medicine
djt2 at po.cwru.edu
http://129.22.87.13