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Agriseras supports and participates in conferences in 2025

Agrisera will participate in the following meetings in 2025:

Umeå Center for Microbial Research Day (UCMR Day 2025), 22nd of January, Umeå University, Sweden
UCMR Symposium, 18th of March, Umeå University, Sweden
The 33rd 38th Conference Molecular Biology of Plants of the Section Plant Physiology and Molecular Biology, 10th-13th of February, Hennef, Germany
International
Conference on Arabidopsis Research, 16th-20th of June, Ghent, Belgium
Plant Biology Europe, 25th-28th of June, Budapest, Hungary
Plant Biology 2025 (ASPB), 5th-8th of August, Savannah, Georgia, USA
Chlamy2025, 24th to 29th of August, Münster University, Germany
KBC Days 2025, November, Umeå University, Sweden 

Agrisera supports the following meetings in 2025:

34th Western Photosynthesis Conference 2025, 2nd-5th of January, Friday Harbor Laboratories, USA
Eastern Regional Photosynthesis Conference, 28th-30th of March, USA
Department of Molecular Plant Science Symposium, 1st-3rd of April, Freiburg University, Germany
Plant Nitric Oxide International Meeting (PNO), 9th-11th of July, SGGW, Warsaw, Poland
Soy2025:19th Biennial Conference on Molecular and Cellular Biology of Soybean, 23rd-26th of July, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA

  

The Global Plant Science Events Calendar

In The Global Plant Science Events Calendar, you will find the most up-to-date information about worldwide conferences, congresses and even online events.

This community resource celebrates its 6h anniversary in January 2025. 

Read more 2024-12-20

Shipment days at the end of the year 2024


Over the coming holidays, the Agrisera office will be open on all weekdays, except the 24th-26th and 31st of December 2024, and the 1st and 6th of January 2025.

The last day for shipments in 2024 will be on Thursday, December 19th.
Shipments will resume on Tuesday, January 7th 2025.


Happy Holidays!




  2024 last shipment dates for Agrisera


Read more 2024-12-13

Agrisera Prize at Umeć Plant Science Centre 2024

Our warmest congratulations to Dr. Thomas Debrenel who was awarded the 2024 Umeå Plant Science Centre (UPSC) Agrisera Prize!

Thomas Dobrenel came to UPSC in 2013 as a PostDoc in Johannes Hanson’s group, where he studied carbon starvation in Arabidopsis thaliana cell cultures.

The nominations for Thomas Dobrenel highlight his contributions to organizing journal clubs, seminars, and PhD and PostDoc retreats, all of which stimulate scientific discussions and knowledge exchange at UPSC. He also organizes social activities that strengthen the UPSC community, and nominations pointed out his approachability and willingness to assist others. "We believe that a good and supportive work environment is essential for good research, and dedicated people like Thomas are important. With the UPSC Agrisera Prize, we show our appreciation for such commitment," says Catherine Bellini, chairperson of the UPSC Board.




  Agrisera 2024 UPSC prize winner

In the image, left to right: Dr. Catherine Bellini (UPSC), Dr. Thomas Dobrenel (UPSC) and Conny Hiljanen (Agrisera).
(Photo: Anne Honsel).
Read more 2024-12-06

BTL Biotechno Labs Pvt. Ltd. representing Agrisera at BIOTECH 2024 conference

Agrisera's Indian distributor BTL Biotechno Labs Pvt Ltd represented Agrisera at BIOTECH 2024, the X International Scientific and Practical Conference on Biotechnology as an Instrument for Plant Biodiversity Conversation (physiological, biochemical, embryological, genetic and legal aspects). BTL Biotechno Labs Pvt Ltd showcased our product range, and engaged in discussions with researchers and plant science experts.

The conference took place November 20th–21st, 2024, in New Delhi, India, and was organized by the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR)-National Bureau of Plant Genetic Resources (ICAR-NPBGR), under the aegis of the International Society for Horticultural Science (ISHS). The primary objective of the event was to gather leading scientists and emerging researchers from around the globe, to share their research findings, foster collaborative ventures, and chart a course for addressing pivotal challenges in aspects such as plant biodiversity conservation and plant biotechnology.

The conference provided an opportunity to gain valuable insights into the emerging research trends in India’s plant science landscape. This understanding strengthens our commitment to addressing the needs of Indian scientists and contributing meaningfully to the progress of plant science research.




   Agrisera represented by BiotechnoLabs on the conference in India
Read more 2024-12-05

Agrisera supported Co- and posttranslational control in chloroplasts meeting

Agrisera supported the Co- and Post-translational Control in Chloroplasts workshop, held in Münster, Germany, between the 18th and 20th of November 2024.

This symposium gathered leading experts and emerging scientists to discuss the forefront of research on the mechanisms of chloroplast protein regulation. The symposium provided a vibrant forum for discussing the latest advancements, methodologies, and innovations in this field. The workshop presented a unique opportunity to share insights into how co- and post-translational modifications (CPTMs) within chloroplasts influence vital processes, such as photosynthesis, carbon assimilation, and the instantaneous acclimation of plants to environmental changes. 

Agrisera contributed with the Best Poster Prize, as well as hard copies of our educational posters.


   Agrisera educational posters
Read more 2024-11-24

Visit of researchers from KBC to Agrisera facility in Umeć

Researchers from the Chemical Biological Centre (KBC) at Umeå University visited Agrisera's facility in Umeå on the 7th of November. Principal Investigators, PostDocs and PhD students joined the tour.
 
After a short presentation of Agrisera, many interesting questions were asked regarding antibody production, purification and antibody validation. 

We eagerly shared our knowledge and are hoping for future collaborations!

Feedback from one of the participants:

"Thank you to you and your colleagues for the amazing tour of the facility today and for answering our questions. It was very insightful to see some of the procedures, and to find out how much care and attention is put into making and distributing the products. I wish I could have the same confidence with every company I have purchased antibodies from!"
  


 

 KBC researchers visitng Agrisera facility in Umeå

Read more 2024-11-07

Agrisera at KBC Days 2024

Between the 5th and 6th of November, Agrisera attended t 2024he KBC Days at the Chemical Biological Center of Umeå University.

The KBC Days is an annual interdisciplinary conference, and this year's theme was "Sensing". The meeting had over 350 participants. 

PhD students held a 2-minute long elevator pitch to present their work. After evaluation of the committee, PhD candidate Sophia Hernandez was awarded The Agrisera Best Elevator Pitch Prize, for the talk "A SplitCas9 Based Conditional Knockout System to Characterize Essential Genes in Plasmodium berghei"

Agrisera will be holding the technical workshop "Mastering Western Blotting Optimization: Expert Tips and Techniques for better results" for researchers at KBC on the 22nd of November, in person as well as online.

If you are attending this workshop, you are welcome to send in your Western blot questions in advance!
 

 
Agrisera Prize awardee at KBC Days 2024

Left to right: Dr. Joanna Porankiewicz-Asplund, Dr. Stefan Björklund, and awardee of the best elevator talk, PhD candidate Sophia Hernandez.
 

Read more 2024-11-06

Agrisera supported 50th Midwest Southeast Photosynthesis Conference

Agrisera supported the 50th Midwest Southeast Photosynthesis Conference, held at the Turkey Run Inn Start Park in Marshall, Indiana, between the 25th and 27th of October. The conference celebrated its 50th anniversary, with keynote speakers Prof. Govindjee and Prof. Wim Vermass. 

The winner of Agrisera's Quiz was Dr. Sujith Puthiyaveetil from the Department of Biochemistry, Purdue University, USA. Congratulations! 

 



   Agrisera supported 50th Midwest Southeast Photosynthesis Conference
Read more 2024-11-04

Visualize plant cell wall components with monoclonal antibodies

The plant cell monoclonal antibody collection developed in the laboratory of Professor Paul Knox at the University of Leeds, United Kingdom, is available from Agrisera. 

Recent results of immunofluorescent staining of plant cell wall components were obtained using the following antibodies: 

Anti-Pectic polysaccharide, beta-1,4-galactan (monoclonal, clone LM5)

Anti-Heteromannan (monoclonal, clone LM21)

Anti-Heteroxylan (monoclonal, clone LM11)

The cell wall components were visualized in the following material: Arabidopsis thaliana (stem), Pinus sylvestris (wood section) and Picea abies (wood). The images are courtesy of Courtesy of Dr. Jan Łyczakowski, Jagiellonian University, Kraków, Poland
 

  
Immunofluorescent localization of the plant cell wall components
Read more 2024-11-01

Agrisera at the local events this week

Agrisera was present at the local event "Meet Umeå Biotech", held Monday the 21st of October. Anton Langman from Agrisera's protein lab and Anna Henningsson, presented our company in a 5-minutes pitch for an audience of 160 students from Umeå University. In total, eight local companies were represented, and the presentations were followed by a Q&A session. 

On the 22nd of October, Joanna Porankiewicz Asplund met with PhD students and Postdocs from Umeå Plant Science Centre (UPSC), to talk about carrier possibilities outside of academia. Joanna's background is in plant physiology. Before switching to work in industry, Joanna finished her PhD at Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, and continued her academic career as a Postdoc at UPSC. After her Postdoc, Joanna joined Agrisera, where she has been working for the last 25 years. 

   Agrisera at

 
Read more 2024-10-25

Mitochondria in focus, a set of new antibodies

The focus of this month's new antibody release are specific antibodies to various proteins of plant mitochondria. 

Pyruvate dehydrogenase complex (PDC), catalyzes the overall conversion of pyruvate to acetyl-CoA and CO2.

Anti-PDHE1-A | Pyruvate dehydrogenase E1 component subunit alpha-1, mitochondrial
Anti-PDHE1-B | Pyruvate dehydrogenase E1 component subunit beta-1, mitochondrial

SHMT1 is an enzyme of the photorespiratory pathway, which catalyzes the interconversion of serine and glycine. It is involved in controlling cell damage caused by abiotic stress, such as high light and salt, and the hypersensitive defense response of plants.

Anti-SHMT1 | Serine hydroxymethyltransferase 1, mitochondrial

TIM10 acts as intermembrane chaperone that participates in the import and insertion of multi-pass transmembrane proteins into the mitochondrial inner membrane.

Anti-TIM10 | Mitochondrial import inner membrane translocase subunit TIM10

TOM40 is the central component of the receptor complex responsible for the recognition and translocation of cytosolically synthesized mitochondrial preproteins.

Anti-TOM40-1/2 | Mitochondrial import receptor subunit TOM40-1/2

   Plant mitochondria

Agrisera Antibodies to miochondrial proteins can be found here
Read more 2024-10-24

Agrisera supported 6th ZMBP Summer Academy

Agrisera supported the 6th Summer Academy, held at the Center for Plant Molecular Biology (ZMPB), University of Tübingen, Germany, between the 14th and 16th of September.

Agrisera's Best Poster Prize was awarded to 
David Biermann from the Department of General Genetics, Centre for Plant Molecular Biology (ZMBP), Eberhard Karls University. His winning poster was titled "A RALF-Brassinosteroid morpho-signaling circuit regulates Arabidopsis hypocotyl cell shape". The data presented on the poster are a part of published article with the same title.

As the winner, he will be granted a free antibody of his choice from the Agrisera catalog.

Good luck with your research, and we are awaiting your fee antibody choice!



   The winner of Agrisrea Best Poster Prize
Read more 2024-10-18

Jan Andersson Award of the Australian Society of Plant Scientists, supported by Agrisera has been awarded to Assoc Prof Jenny Mortimer

This year's Jan Anderson Award, granted by the Australian Society of Plant Scientists was awarded to Associate Prof. Jenny Mortimer from School of Agriculture, Food and Wine of the University of Adelaide, Australia. Her group uses synthetic biology to develop new crops for food, and materials production, in controlled growth environments. This award acknowledges talented female plant science researchers, and is sponsored by Agrisera.

 

   Australian Society of Plant Scientists
Read more 2024-09-23

Protein Extraction: Frist Step to Successful Downstream Application, Agrisera Educational Poster 8

Agrisera's Educational Poster number 8 is the first poster in our collection that focuses on methods of protein extraction. The content was developed in a collaboration between Agrisera's Technical Support Manager Dr. Joanna Porankiewicz-Asplund, and researchers with a long experience with protein extraction; Dr. André Graça, Prof. Antje Heese, Prof. Martha Ludwig and prof. Wolfgang Schröder. The contents were transferred into the graphical representation by Dr. Dmitry Shevela (SciGrafik, Sweden).


You are welcome to download the pdf or request a hard copy of this very informative poster! The poster also contains a link and QR code to a collection of protocols and references, for protein extraction methods from various plant species, organs and cellular compartments.

If you have any comments or suggestions, we are always eager to hear them. You are welcome to contact us!

  Protein extraction - Agrisera Educational Poster 8

 

Read more 2024-09-18

Agrisera at the conference of the German Society of Plant Sciences

Agrisera participated in the International Conference of the German Society for Plant Sciences (DBG). The event took place at the Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg, Germany, between the 15th and 19th of September. Hundreds of enthusiastic plant scientists attended the meeting, which covered a wide range of topics, including biotechnology, cell biology, communication and dynamics of plant organelles, navigating abiotic challenges, and plant development, to name a few. 

Agrisera's 8th Educational Poster, focused on Protein Extraction, received a lot of attention. As did our other posters, on the topics of photosynthesis and epigenetics. 

There were many interesting discussions, suggestions and questions from visitors to Agrisera's booth, which we are very grateful for. We are always looking forward to meeting end users of Agrisera antibodies, as well as those who are considering future antibody work. Agrisera supports your research, not only with suitable products, but also technical support and troubleshooting.

Agrisera had a fortune wheel at our booth, which visitors could spin to receive help with common questions related to plant science and antibody techniques. Doing this, the participant also had a chance to win a free antibody of their choice from the Agrisera catalog. The fortune wheel was busy, and the winners of free antibodies will be revealed at the end of the week.
  
  

 

   Agrisera at the German Society of Plant Sciences conference in Halle

Read more 2024-09-17

Agrisera at Plant Meiosis meeting

Agrisera participated in the Plant Meiosis meeting, held between the 4th and 6th of September, at Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland. The meeting gathered enthusiastic researchers from the plant meiosis community, and was packed with interesting talks and poster sessions. 
  
Two Agrisera's Best Poster Prizes were awarded to: Hasibe Tuncay from Universität Hamburg in Germany, for the poster: "DREAMing Meiosis: Transcriptional Control of Male Meiosis by DREAM-complex in Arabidopsis thaliana" and Côme Emmenecker from Université Paris-Saclay, INRAE for the poster "Multiple factors counteract FIGL1 activity to promote meiotic
DSB repair".

Agrisera had a fortune wheel at our booth, which visitors could spin to receive help with common questions related to plant science and antibody techniques. Doing this, the participant also had a chance to win a free antibody of their choice from the Agrisera catalog. This activity was very popular, and a queue was even formed of people looking to try their luck. 

Thank you for very interesting interactions!

 

 Agrisera at Plant Meiosis Meeting

Read more 2024-09-06

Agrisera at Plant Energy Management meeting in Umeć

Agrisera participated in the Plant energy management, molecular mechanisms and signalling conference, held between 27th and 30th of August at Umeå University, Sweden. Over the last 40 years, Agrisera has developed strong collaborations with researchers from this local university, and we are always eager to support and participate in the local conferences. 
 
Agrisera's Best Poster Prize was awarded to Maroof Ahmed Shaikh from the group Light and temperature control of plant development at the Center for Research in Agricultural Genomics (CRAG), Spain. His poster title was:

"Unleashing the Light Dependent Role of GIGANTEA : Orchestrating Tuberization and Meristem Activity in Potatoes".

As the winner, he will be granted a free antibody of his choice from the Agrisera catalog.

Good luck with your research, and we are awaiting your fee antibody choice!



Picture to the right: Agrisera's table at the conference, and Awardee Maroof Ahmed Shaikh together with conference chairman Prof. Johannes Hansson. 

  


 

 Awardee of Agrisera Best Poster Prize during Plant Energy Managment Conference in Umeå

Read more 2024-09-04

Visit to Agrisera facility in Umeć

Participants of the Plant energy management, molecular mechanisms and signalling conference, visited Agrisera's facility in Umeå. Principal Investigators, PostDocs and PhD students joined the tour on the 28th of August. Our visitors were from Columbia, India, France, Greece, Germany, Korea, Spain and Sweden.
 
Many interesting questions were asked regarding antibody production, purification and validation. 

We eagerly shared our knowledge and are hoping for future collaborations!

  


 

Visit to Agrisera facility during Plant energy managment conference
After a short presentation of Agrisera's purification and QC lab, the guests also got a peak into the packing room and offices. 

Read more 2024-08-28

Meet Agrisera during coming conferences

We are keen on meeting you!

If you are attending any of the coming meetings, you are very welcome to come by Agrisera's booth to talk antibodies, or to pick up an educational poster or a Western blot troubleshooting guide. Agrisera will be present at the following upcoming meetings:

Plant energy management, molecular mechanisms and signalling, August 26th-28th, Umeå University, Sweden

Plant Meiosis Meeting, September 4th-6th, Poznań, Poland

International Conference of the German Society of Plant Sciences, September 15th-19th, Halle, Germany



 

Meet Agrisera on conferences during autumn 2024

Read more 2024-08-23

10 % discount on any Agrisera product in return for a short review

Is the product you are interested in not included in a current promotion?

We offer a 10% discount in return for a short review, left on a the product page of an item that you, or a colleague of yours, have previously used in the lab. 

How to leave a short review: 
• Go to the product page of the item you would like to review.
• Click on the "Reviews" tab.
• Click on "Leave a review".
• Write the name of a species that the analyzed sample came from, and in which application the product was used. Shortly describe the obtained result.
• Post the review.
• Contact your distributor or [email protected] to obtain a discount code or a discounted offer for your next purchase.

 

Leave a review of Agrisera product and receive a 10 % discount

Read more 2024-08-16

Four new species added to Search by species page

Four new species have been added to Agrisera's Search by species function, namely:

Camelina sativa
Colobanthus quitensis
Panicum sp.
Raphanus sativus

This resource now lists 40 different species, ranging from higher plants, to mosses, algae and cyanobacteria, and offers a quick and easy way to find antibodies reactive in your species of interest.

Remember that you can also filter the lists of primary antibodies, in any product category on our website, by reactivity, applications and clonality.

 

Read more 2024-08-07

Use anti-BirA (mutated/TurboID) antibodies for identification of protein-protein interactions

Tagging a protein with TurboID allows the study of protein interactions in different types of cells and organs, as well as different developmental stages. This is a suitable tool for proximity labelling experiments, as described in Mair et al. (2019). Proximity labelling of protein complexes and cell-type-specific organellar proteomes in Arabidopsis enabled by TurboID. Elife. 2019 Sep 19;8:e47864. doi: 10.7554/eLife.47864.

The product information sheet for Agrisera's anti-BirA (mutated/TurboID) antibodies can be found here

 

References with Agrisera's BirA (mutated/TurboID):

Liu et al. (2024). Activation of kappa opioid receptor suppresses post-traumatic osteoarthritis via sequestering STAT3 on the plasma membrane. Cell Commun Signal. 2024 Jun 18;22(1):335.doi: 10.1186/s12964-024-01709-4.  
Medica et al. (2023). Proximity-dependent mapping of the HCMV US28 interactome identifies RhoGEF signaling as a requirement for efficient viral reactivation. PLoS Pathog. 2023 Oct 2;19(10):e1011682.doi: 10.1371/journal.ppat.1011682.
Shi et al. (2023). Protocol to identify protein-protein interaction networks in Solanum tuberosum using transient TurboID-based proximity labeling. STAR Protoc. 2023 Sep 20;4(4):102577.doi: 10.1016/j.xpro.2023.102577.

Read more 2024-08-02

Use the Global Plant Events Calendar to check for coming events and workshops

The Global Plant Events Calendar, run by ASPB/Plantae and Agrisera has celebrated its fifth year! This resource provides you with a comprehensive list of events, like conferences, workshops and webinars, some being free of charge. 

The list for 2025 events keeps filling up, to aid your conference attendance planning.

If you are organizing a meeting, you are welcome to sign it up into the calendar, which will make it visible worldwide, through this very popular resource. All events displayed in the calendar are curated, to protect you from irrelevant information and predatory conferences. 



 


Global Plant Events Calendar July 2024

Read more 2024-07-28

Free epitope tag antibodies

Beyond the current 15% discount for all epitope tag antibodies, Agrisera offers several epitope tag antibodies, currently under development, free of charge, in return for experimental results.
The offer includes: 

• 50 µg of antigen affinity purified epitope tag antibody
• High-titer matching secondary antibody
• Agrisera chemiluminescent detection reagent

Take advantage of this unique offer and review a complete list here.

Let us know which antibodies you would like to test!



 

Agrisera Free Epitope Tag Antibodies

Read more 2024-07-26

Agrisera at ICAR 2024, San Diego, USA

Agrisera attended the 34th International Conference on Arabidopsis Research, in SanDiego USA, held between the 15th and 19th of July. Agrisera was represented by Dr. Chris Brown.

Thank you to everyone who visited Agrisera's booth to discuss antibodies and plant science, and to the conference organizers for yet another successful meeting. 

Agrisera's Educational Posters were available free of charge at the conference. In case you did not get a chance to obtain copies, you can request them, free of charge, here.


 


Agrisera at ICAR 2024

Read more 2024-07-19

Two conferences supported this week by Agrisera

The International Symposium on Iron Nutrition and Interactions in Plants (ISINIP) took place between the 8th and 12th of July, in Düsseldorf in Germany. Scientific sessions covered the following topics:

  • Crop iron physiology 
  • Micronutrient biofortification 
  • Plant-soil-microbe interactions 
  • Alkaline and acidic soil environments 
  • Transcription factor networks 
  • Iron acquisition and transport 
  • Whole-plant iron physiology and regulation 
  • Iron physiology and interaction with other elements 

Best Poster Prizes from Agrisera were awarded to two young scientists. 


The Plant Epigenetics meeting took place between 10th and 12th of July, in Clermond-Ferrand in France.

Agrisera supported this meeting with hard copies of our educational posters focused on epigenetics, which were developed in collaboration with scientists in the field. 
 

 
 

 

Two conferences supported by Agrisera this week

Read more 2024-07-13

Do not miss: 15 % off all antibodies to rice proteins

Rice is a staple food for more than half of the world's population, particularly in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. Research on this important crop includes:

• Nutritional Improvement like Golden Rice with increased vitamin A.
• Investigation of rice climate change adaptation by development of varieties which are more tolerant to drought, salinity, and temperature extremes as well as flooding.
• Research on pests and diseases, which can help reduce the use of chemicals and lead to more sustainable agriculture.
• Understanding of genetic diversity and preservation of wild rice species, which are valuable genetic resources for future breeding programs.

All Agrisera antibodies to rice proteins are offered with a 15% discount between July and September of this year. Browse Agrisera rice antibody collection here.

To apply the discount, use discount code Rice15 at checkout, or when placing your order by email.
 

 

Agrisera antibodies to rice proteins 15 % off

Read more 2024-07-04

Agrisera supported Young Researchers Symposium on Plant Photobiology

The Young Researchers Symposium on Photobiology (YRSPP) took place between 2nd and 5th of July in Utrecht, The Netherlands. 

Agrisera's Best Talk prize was awarded to Johannes Rötzer, from the Dolan Group at the GMI Vienna, part of the Vienna BioCenter for the talk "The role of blue light receptors during cell polarization in Marchantia polymorpha".

Congratulations!

Agrisera supported the meeting with hard copies of our educational posters focused on photosynthesis, which were available to participants. 

Agrisera Educational Posters developed in collaboration with scientists in the field of photosynthesis.


 

 

Yound Researchers Symposium on Plant Photobiology

Read more 2024-07-02

Agrisera supported Second European Congress on Photosynthesis

The Second European Congress on Photosynthesis (EPS2) took place between the 25th and 28th of June in Padova, Italy.

Agrisera supported the meeting with hard copies of our educational posters focused on photosynthesis, which were available to participants.

Agrisera's Educational Posters were developed by Dr. Dmitry Shevela, Prof. Govindjee, and other leading scientists in the covered fields. More information on the authors can be found below. Graphic design by Dmitry Shevela (SciGrafik).
 

 

EPS2 Padova, Italy  2024

Read more 2024-06-29

Do not miss: 15 % off all epitope tag antibodies until end of 2024

Epitope tag antibodies offer several benefits that make them invaluable tools for studying proteins in a wide range of applications, like Western blotting, immunoprecipitation, immunofluorescence, immunohistochemistry, and flow cytometry.

The most commonly used epitope tags are:
HIS (3X or 6X), FLAG, HA, Myc, GFP and its variants.

Agrisera offers antibodies to a wide range of common and less commonly used epitope tags, for example:

HIS | FLAG | HA | Myc | GFP
 
Until end of December, all Agrisera epitope tag antibodies are offered with a 15% discount.

Use the discount code Tag15.
 

 

Agrisera epitope tag antibodies 15 % off
To browse all Agrisera epitope tag antibodies, check here.

Read more 2024-06-28

Agrisera at Plant Biology 2024, in Honolulu, Hawaii

Agrisera attended the Plant Biology 2024 conference in Honolulu, HI, USA, held between the 22nd and 26th of June. Agrisera was represented by Edith Kalén and Chris Brown.

Thank you to everyone who visited Agrisera's booth to discuss antibodies and plant science, and to the conference organizers for yet another successful meeting. Our warmest congratulations to ASPB on their 100th anniversary!

Agrisera's Educational Posters were available free of charge at the conference. In case you did not get a chance to obtain copies, you can request them, free of charge, here.

Hope to see you in Milwaukee next year!

 


Top: Agrisera's booth at Plant Biology 2024
Bottom, left to right: Conference opening reception, ASPB's 100th anniversary party.

Read more 2024-06-27

Confirm fraction purity with Agrisera compartment marker antibodies

Nguyen et al. used Agrisera antibodies to α–phosphoenolpyruvate carboxylase (PEPC) and histone 3 (H3) in the recent publication "The processed C-terminus of AvrRps4 effector suppresses plant immunity via targeting multiple WRKYs ", published in Journal of Integrative Plant Biology, June 2024.

The following antibodies were used to confirm the cytoplasmic and nuclear fraction's purity:

Anti-PEPC (AS09 458) (cytoplasmic fraction)

Anti-H3 (AS10 710) (nucelar fraction)



 



    Agrisera antibodies used to confirm fraction purity

Read more 2024-06-22

Meet with Agrisera at Plant Biology 2024 in Honolulu


Between June 22nd - 26th, Agrisera is going to be present at the Plant Biology 2024, Honolulu, Hawai. The conference is organized each year by American Society of Plant Biologists (ASPB). The theme of this year's meeting is: "Celebrating Our Past through Science for Our Future".

Sc.Eng. Edith Björnberg Kalén and Dr. Chris Brown are representing Agrisera at the meeting. You are welcome to come by Agrisera booth and talk antibodies with them.  Dr. Brown has been involved in the development of Agrisera's Global Antibodies, to a wide range of key photosynthetic proteins, with broad species reactivity. 

Participants can pick up free hard copies of Agrisera's Educational Posters, prepared in collaboration with scientists in the field of photosynthesis and epigenetics, as well as the Agrisera product catalog and Agrisera Western blot troubleshooting guide

 

    Plant Biology 2024

Come by and meet with Agrisera!
 

Read more 2024-06-20

Multiple Agrisera photosynthesis antibodies applied for a novel mutant characterization

Krysiak et al. used several of Agrisera antibodies to photosynthetic proteins in the recent publication "Light-independent pathway of STN7 kinase activation under low temperature stress in runner bean (Phaseolus coccineus L.)", published in BMC Plant Biology, June 2024.

The following antibodies were used in mutant characterization:

Anti-AtpB | Beta subunit of ATP synthase (chloroplastic + mitochondrial) (rabbit antibodies), AS05 085
Anti-CURT1A | Curvature thylakoid 1A, AS08 316
Anti-Lhca2 | PSI type II chloropyll a/b-binding protein, AS01 006
Anti-Lhcb1 | LHCII type I chlorophyll a/b-binding protein, AS01 004
Anti-Lhcb1-P | LHCII type I chlorophyll a/b-binding protein, phopshorylated, AS13 2704
Anti-Lhcb2 | LHCII type II chlorophyll a/b-binding protein, AS01 003
Anti-Lhcb2-P | LHCII type II chlorophyll a/b-binding protein, phosphorylated, AS13 2705
Anti-NtrC | Thioredoxin reductase (TR/TRxR) (higher plants), AS07 243
Anti-PsaA | PSI-A core protein of photosystem I, AS06 172
Anti-PsaB | PSI-B core subunit of photosystem I, AS10 695
Anti-PsbA | D1 protein of PSII, DE-loop, AS10 704
Anti-PsbC | CP43 protein of PSII, AS11 1787
Anti-RbcL| Rubisco large subunit, form I (rabbit), AS03 037



 



   Mutant characterization using Agrisera antibodies

Read more 2024-06-16

Agrisera antibodies to photosynthetic proteins support research on how to improve crop yields

Zhao et al. used several of Agrisera antibodies to photosynthetic proteins in the recent publication "Psb28 protein is indispensable for stable accumulation of PSII core complexes in Arabidopsis",  published in Plant Journal, May 2024.

The following antibodies were used in mutant characterization:

Anti-AtpB | Beta subunit of ATP synthase (chloroplastic + mitochondrial), AS05 085
Anti-Cyt f | Cytochrome f protein (PetA) of thylakoid Cyt b6/f-complex, AS08 306 (AS20 4377)
Anti-Deg8 | protease Do-like 8 (chloroplastic), AS14 2767
Anti-FtsH1+FtsH5 | ATP-dependent zinc metalloprotease FtsH1+FtsH5 (chloroplastic), AS16 3930
Anti-FtsH2+FtsH8 | ATP-dependent zinc metalloprotease FtsH2+FtsH8 (chloroplastic), AS16 3929
Anti-Lhcb2 | LHCII type II chlorophyll a/b-binding protein, AS01 003
Anti-Lhca2 | PSI type II chloropyll a/b-binding protein, AS01 006
Anti-PsaA | PSI-A core protein of photosystem I, AS06 172
Anti-PsbA | D1 protein of PSII, C-terminal, AS05 084
Anti-PsbB | CP47 protein of PSII, AS04 038
Anti-PsbC | CP43 protein of PSII, AS11 1787
Anti-PsbD | D2 protein of PSII, AS06 146
Anti-PsbE | Alfa subunit of Cytochrome b559 of PSII, AS06 112
Anti-PsbF | beta subunit of Cytochrome b559 of PSII, AS06 113
Anti-PsbO | 33 kDa of the oxygen evolving complex (OEC) of PSII (anti-peptide), AS05 092
Anti-RbcL | Rubisco large subunit, form I, AS03 037





    Agrisera antibodies upport research on photosynthesis

Read more 2024-06-08

Agrisera supports two conferences this week

This week, Agrisera supported two conferences:

• International Society of Root Research, 12th International Symposium, June 2nd-7th, Leipzig, Germany. The three most important global challenges in terms of root biology are:  climate change, biodiversity loss, and food security. Root research has a fundamental role in helping to solve these problems.

Postdoc Day 2024, 6th of June, UNIGE, Switzerland is organized each year by UNIGE PostDocs. Agrisera supported the meeting with The Best Talk Prize and the Agrisera Educational Posters


    Agrisera plant conference support June 2024

Read more 2024-06-07

Meet with Agrisera at 2nd American Photosynthesis Congress


Agrisera is present at the 2nd American Photosynthesis Congress, held June 3rd-6th, at Georgia State University, USA. The conference covers all aspects of photosynthesis research. 

Participants can pick up free hard copies of Agrisera's Educational Posters, prepared in collaboration with scientists in the field of photosynthesis, as well as the Agrisera product catalog and Agrisera Western blot troubleshooting guide

Dr. Chris Brown is representing Agrisera at the congress. Come by and ask him any questions about antibodies for photosynthesis research. Dr. Brown has been involved in the development of Agrisera's Global Antibodies, to a wide range of key photosynthetic proteins, with broad species reactivity.

   Agrisera at 2nd American Photosynthesis Congress
Dr. Chris Brown at Agrisera's booth.

Read more 2024-06-04

Agrisera supports 13th International Coference for Plant Mitochondrial Biology


Agrisera supported the 13th International Coference for Plant Mitochondrial Biology (ICPMB), held May 26th-30th, in St Malo, France. This biennial meeting is an international forum for junior and senior academics researchers worldwide, who specialize in various aspects of plant mitochondrial biology.

Participants could pick up free hard copies of Agrisera's Educational Posters, prepared in collaboration with scientists in the covered fields, as well as the Agrisera product catalog and Agrisera Western blot troubleshooting guide



   Free image of plant mitochondria

Read more 2024-05-27

Study chloroplast biogenesis and architecture with Agrisera antibodies


Chloroplasts are essential plant cell organelles, responsible for photosynthesis and other important metabolic processes. Their biogenesis and architecture are complex and highly regulated processes. 

Agrisera antibodies can help you investigate various proteins involved in this process.
The antibody collection includes: 

CURT1A | Curvature thylakoid 1A
CURT1B | Curvature thylakoid 1B
CURT1C | Curvature thylakoid 1C
CURT1D | Curvature thylakoid 1D


You are always welcome to provide us new antibody suggestions and be the first to use the produced antibody.



  Free chloroplast image

Read more 2024-05-24

Investigate proteins involved in sucrose metabolism with Agrisera antibodies

Sucrose metabolism plays a crucial role in energy production, carbon partitioning, and sugar transport. It is therefore essential for cellular function, growth and development in plants.

Using Agrisera antibodies, proteins involved in various stages of this process can be tracked. 

Sucrose breakdown involves an enzyme called sucrase (invertase), which cleaves sucrose into the monosaccharides glucose and fructose.

Sucrose biosynthesis occurs primarily in the cytoplasm of photosynthetic cells, and involves the enzymes sucrose phosphate synthase (SPS) and sucrose phosphate phosphatase (SPP). These enzymes are involved in the production of sucrose, which can then be transported to other plant tissues for storage or energy utilization.


Check out Agrisera's full collection of antibodies to proteins involved in sucrose metabolism

 



  Free image of maize in vegetative stage

Read more 2024-05-19
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