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A well-designed experiment relies on well-designed controls - so check out our post to learn all about these unsung heros of the experimental world!

This Twelve Days of Antiboides, we're celebrating some cool new additions to our antibody repository and resources.

An introduction to the use of antibodies in immunoprecipitation, including antibody immobilization, controls, and a basic overview of techniques.

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

Curious about conjugating your antibody? Read our 101 on antibody conjugation chemistry!

There are a few different types of Fab fragments to consider when you need a smaller affinity reagent than antibodies. Learn about them here!

Introduction to immunofluorescence and how you can use it to illuminate your research.

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

Ever wonder if the Fc region did more than just provide structure and isotype specificity? It actually has a range of immune functions we cover in this post!

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

ELISA are used to quantitatively detect protein concentrations in experimental samples. Learn about different types of ELISA and when to choose each method.

Using anti-mouse antibodies in a mouse model can result in high background signal. Here are three ways to overcome this challenge.

Addgene's antibody lab member Kate describes each step in recombinant antibody production process.

Learn about the advantages of secondary nanobodies from the Gorlich lab over traditional antibodies. Applications include one-step fluorescent immunostaining.

Learn how RANbodies provide a scaffold for new, easy to detect, nanobodies.

A quick overview of antibody storage, buffers, and conjugates.

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

Curious about the history of C-myc, one of the most common antibody tags? Learn all about it here!

Multiple antibodies often exist for a single target protein, allowing for the targeting of different epitopes as protein conformation changes.

An overview of the western blotting process from separating proteins by size, transfer, staining, and visualizing.