In article <shopkins.12.000D8FA4 at fs1.ho.man.ac.uk> shopkins at fs1.ho.man.ac.uk (Steve Hopkins) writes:
>Does anyone know where I can source alkaline phosphatase-conjugated anti-DNP
>antibodies. I can get commercial antibodies conjugated, but this is expensive,
>especially if the resulting product turns out to have a lower affinity than
>the peroxidase-conjugated antibodies we currently use.
>Thanks
>Steve Hopkins
Try Sigma.
Also, oddly enough, I'm pretty sure that Pharmingen's hamster IgG control
antibodies are DNP-specific. (I've used a hamster anti-DNP as a control
for CD28 staining, and it comes in several kinds of conjugates). Try them
too, but look under "isotype controls".
Stacy
