What is a Primary Antibody?
A primary antibody is a critical component in the field of immunology and molecular biology. It specifically binds to a target antigen, serving as a tool for researchers and clinicians in identifying and quantifying proteins within various biological samples. Typically derived from animals, these antibodies are designed to recognize specific epitopes and initiate a...
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