Renee Lapointe wrote:
> 2) I guess this brings me to the second part of my message. CLONTECH, the
> company which sells these vectors, also sells a polyclonal antibody against
> GFP, but it's titer for immunofluorescence is 1/200, rendering the cost of
> its use too high for us to use (we have numerous promoters and conditions
> to test). Does anyone knows of a cheaper source of GFP-specific antibody
> which would detect EGFP even in a denatured form (for westerns for example)?
>> Thank you for your help,
>> Renee Lapointe
Hi Renee;
Can't help you with the first query, as I haven't tried it, but it would
be interesting non the less.
As for the anti-GFP antibody, I am currently using two. One is the
Clontech polyclonal (for IPs seems OK, quite dirty on blots however, at
least in my hands). The second is a monoclonal and it is from Zymed.
