Antibodies to tags are among the most published antibodies in the world, according to analysis of publications peformed every year by CiteAb. |  In case of any questions about anti-tag antibodies and their performance you are welcome to contact us! |
| Warm congratulations to Dr. Josy ter Beek from the Department of Medical Biochemistry and Biophysics at Umeå University, who won a free antibody in Agrisera Antibody and Western blot Quiz, during KBC Days 2020, 3rd to 4th of November, 2020. Josy ter Beek is involved in research on type 4 secretion systems, which are used by bacteria to transfer antibiotic resistance genes and virulence factors. Awaiting your free antibody choice and good luck in your research!
|  Dr. Josy ter Beek |
Our warmest congratulations to Janis Cheng from Queen's University (Kingston) and St. Lawrence College in Canada for receiving the Agrisera Award for the best oral presentation at the CSPB/SCV 2020 Virtual Meeting. The title of the presentation was: "Arabidopsis preferentially responds to the flg22 epitopes of g- and b-proteobacteria". Awaiting your free antibody choice! Agrisera Antibody Collection to Arabidopsis thaliana can be found here. Good luck in your research!
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Our warmest congratulations to the awardees of the 46th Annual Midwest/Southeast Photosynthesis Conference (virtual meeting), who received the Agrisera Awards for:
|  Agrisera Antibody Collection to proteins involved in Photosynthesis Educational Posters: Photosynthesis can be requested here. |
| Our warmest congratulations to phd student Lill Eilertsen from the group od Dr. Judith Lundberg-Felten at Umeå Plant Science Centre, who was awarded the Agrisera Best PhD Student Presentation Award during KBC Days2020, online event, which took place between 3rd and 4th of November at Umeå University, Sweden. The title of the talk was: "Impact of root colonization by ectomycorhizal fungi on drought resistance in pine seedlings". Agrisera Awardwas handed over during a ceremony taking place at KBC on 18th of November. Agrisera Antibody Collection for conifers can be found here.
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| Our warmest congratulations to Dr. Flavia Vischi Winck from the University of São Paulo, Brasil who was awarded the Agrisera Best Talk Prize during 1st Brazilian Symposium on Photosynthesis, online event, which took place between 27th-30es of October. The title of the talk was: "Activation of cyclin electron flow and rearrangements of redox responses and its relation to high growth rate in the microalgae Chlorella vulgaris in mixotrophy". Awaiting your free antibody choice! Agrisera Antibody Collection for various algal species can be found here.
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| Our warmest congratulations to PhD student Marcin Dziuba from the Institute of Environmental Biology at Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, who was awarded the Agrisera Best Talk Prize during BioLOGIES conference held online between the 22nd and 24th of September. The title of the talk was: "Less parasites in warmer lakes – an evidence from artificially heated lakes system". Awaiting your free antibody choice! Agrisera Antibody Collection for cyanobacteria can be found here.
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| Antibodies to tags can be applied in cases when there are no dedicated antibodies against a given protein. Addition of a specific tag, like for example FLAG, His, HA, makes it possible to study target protein using specific anti-tag antibody applied in techniques like: immunofluorescence, immunoprecipiation or Western blot or purification using affinity chromatography. The peptide sequence of a tag can be fused to N-terminus or C-terminus of a protein under investigation or inserted within a protein. Some tags, like FLAG can be combined with other affinity tags: His, HA or myc. Historically, FLAG is a first epitope tag and the only epitope tag which is patented. Tag sequences are very short and recognized by high affinity antibodies, produced in wide species range: goat, chicken, mouse, rabbit. Some of available anti-tag antibodies are tag position sensitive and one has to take it into account, before a purchase of anti-tag antibody.
|  Agrisera's anti-tag antibody collection can be found here. |