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Armenian Hamster Monoclonal
Monoclonal Antibodies
Armenian Hamster Host Monoclonal Antibodies
Hybridoma-derived antibodies for mouse immunology researchOur Armenian hamster host monoclonal antibodies are generated by immunising Armenian hamsters and fusing antibody-producing B cells with a myeloma line to create a stable hybridoma clone. The range covers 263 antibodies for flow cytometry, western blot, blocking and immunoprecipitation, with a strong focus on mouse immune cell surface markers.
How it works
Hybridoma production in a rodent host distinct from mouse
To generate these antibodies, Armenian hamsters are immunised with the target antigen. Splenocytes from the immunised animal are then fused with a myeloma cell line to form a hybridoma, which is cultured to produce a single, traceable antibody clone. Because the Armenian hamster is more evolutionarily distant from the mouse than commonly used hosts such as rat, it can mount a stronger immune response against mouse antigens that are otherwise poorly immunogenic in closely related rodent species. This makes the host well suited to raising antibodies against mouse cell surface and immune receptor targets.
Category benefits
Why use Armenian hamster host monoclonal antibodies?
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Access to mouse targets other hosts struggle with The evolutionary distance between Armenian hamster and mouse supports an immune response against mouse cell surface antigens that can be weakly immunogenic when the host species is more closely related to the mouse. |
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Established clones used across mouse immunology Our range includes long-standing Armenian hamster clones such as 145-2C11 (CD3 Epsilon), H57-597 (TCR Beta), GL3 (TCR Gamma/Delta) and 16-10A1 (CD80), widely used in mouse T cell research. |
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A single, traceable epitope As with all our monoclonal antibodies, each Armenian hamster clone descends from one parent hybridoma cell, giving consistent, repeatable binding to the same epitope across experiments. |
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A wide range of conjugates for panel design Our 263 Armenian hamster monoclonal antibodies span a broad set of fluorophore, biotin and unconjugated formats per clone, giving flexibility when building multicolour flow cytometry panels. |
Where they're used
Typical applications
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Flow cytometry The majority of our Armenian hamster clones are validated for flow cytometry, identifying and quantifying mouse immune cell surface markers such as CD11c, CD183/CXCR3 and CD120b across cell populations. |
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Western blotting Selected clones in the range detect denatured mouse target proteins by size, supporting reproducible band detection across repeat research assay runs. |
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Receptor blocking assays Certain clones, such as those against CD120b/TNFRSF1B and CD183/CXCR3, are used to block receptor-ligand interaction in functional in vitro studies of mouse receptor signalling. |
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Immunoprecipitation Selected Armenian hamster clones pull down target antigens from mouse cell lysates, supporting detection of low-abundance proteins in research assays. |
Need help choosing an Armenian hamster antibody?
Contact our technical support team for help selecting a clone and conjugate for your target of interest. Each product page includes a downloadable datasheet and SDS, with dispatch on overnight priority shipping with gel ice packs.
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