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An overview of non-antibody affinity reagents such as Fab fragments, diabodies, and single-chain fragment variables

Addgene's COVID-19 collection of molecular tools and resources available for Coronavirus research.

Plasmid-encoded antibodies offers many advantages over other types of antibodies. Learn about how recombinant antibodies are made.

Overview of Addgene's ready-to-use monoclonal recombinant antibody collection. These affinity reagents are expressed and purified from plasmids in our repository.

Expansion microscopy allows for light microscope imaging of fixed tissues while overcoming the 250 nm resolution limit.

Find out what were Addgene's most popular blog posts in 2020!

Learn about antibody engineering, including what it is and why we like it. Deep dive into antibody directed evolution techniques, and learn about Addgene's partnership with the Institute for Protein Innovation (IPI).

We describe the different classes of optogenetic tools available and what levels of control they give you in your experimental setup.

Addgene is announcing the launch of their new ready-to-use recombinant antibody collection.

An overview of secondary antibodies and the indirect approach in immunoimaging assays.

An antibody’s isotype is determined by its heavy-chain constant region and influences what role the antibody plays in an immune response.

Learn about click biology and how you can use it to advance your experiments and explore biological phenomenon.

In our Antibody Guide, we define key terms, summarize antibody production and storage techniques, and explain common applications.

In our Antibody Guide, we define key terms, summarize antibody production and storage techniques, and explain common applications.

Find materials useful for neurodegeneration research.

Since several sets of near-infrared fluorescent proteins (NIR FPs) and biosensors have been created recently, we've added a quick guide to help you choose the best probe for your research needs.

If you need to image more than one protein in your sample, multiplex immunofluorescence is an important skill to master!