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Anti-PrP Antibodies for Multi-Species Studies

One Protein. Ten Species. Five Mammalian Orders.

Prion disease surveillance is no longer limited to traditional models such as mice and hamsters. It now encompasses cattle, small ruminants, cervids and camelids. Each new species studied raises the same question: will your antibody still recognise its target? In the publications reviewed, the anti-PrP monoclonal antibodies SAF32 and Sha31 have been used to detect the PrP protein across 10 species belonging to 5 mammalian orders, from primates to marsupials. A useful starting point for teams working with multiple animal models.

Explore the documented species coverage for SAF32 (A03202) and Sha31 (A03213) and choose the anti-PrP antibody best suited to your application.

The species listed are those reported in the publications reviewed. They do not constitute a manufacturer validation of reactivity. Validation in your own model remains your responsibility.
For research use only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.