| Help the plant community! Share your protein extraction protocols to assist Agrisera in creating a new informative poster on this topic, which is going to be the 8th poster in Agrisera Educational Poster series. By participating, you’ll also get a chance to win an antibody of your choice. Complete this quick survey here. |  |
| Between the 27th and 29th of February, Agrisera attended The Auxentric Meeting, organized by Professor Stéphanie Robert, at UPSC. The meeting was held at SLU's facilities in Umeå. Researchers from institutions around Europe were gathered at this meeting, focused on auxin transport, auxin involvement in plant development and cell shape aquisition. Agrisera Best Talk Prize was awarded to Mark Bal from John Innes Centre, the UK, for the talk "Two auxins are better than one: Duplicated auxins in pea fruit development". Thank you to everyone who came by Agrisera's table, for the nice chats and interesting discussions! |  Left to right: Dr. Joanna Porankiewicz-Asplund, Isabel Salén |
| You can now filter the products in any product category, to easier find the item you are looking for. For all Agrisera primary antibodies, you can filter by:
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In case of any questions, you are always welcome to contact us! |  |
Marchantia polymorpha is an interesting model species of large thalloid liverwort, in the class Marchantiopsida. M. polymorpha is highly variable in appearance and contains several subspecies. This species is dioicous, having separate male and female plants. It offers different advantages as a model species, including:
Agrisera offers antibodies for various proteins of this model species. Browse available antibodies here. Can not find an antibody you are looking for? Contact us. |  Find out about other alternatives to Arabidopsis thaliana, in the post from Plantae. |
| Heat-shock protein 70 (Hsp70) is the major stress-inducible protein in vertebrates, and is highly conserved throughout evolution. Hsp70 works as a molecular chaperone, and plays an important role in how cells cope with acute stressor insult, especially those affecting the protein machinery. Heat shock cognate protein 70 (HSC70) is a highly conserved protein, and a member of the family of molecular chaperones. Below you can fin Agrisera antibodies to plant HPS70 target isoforms, located in different cellular compartments:
Until end of March 2024 all antibodies related to environmental stress are offered with a 20% discount, when using discount code Stress20. |  |
| On February 16th, Dr. Joanna Porankiewicz-Asplund, Agrisera's Technical Support Manager, will conduct a Western blot workshop in person for researchers at Uppsala University. Joanna will share her extensive knowledge and vast experience of 20+ years of using this widely employed protein analysis technique. The workshop is going to consist of two parts, including a 10-minute break for coffee and the Agrisera Antibody and Western blot Quizzes. Participants will have a chance to win an Agrisera high-titer secondary antibody and 2 ECL reagents, in quizzes with questions about antibodies and the Western blot technique. Welcome! |  |
Using directly conjugated primary antibodies will help shorten both Western blot and immunolocalization procedures, as the secondary antibody incubation step is not necessary. Agrisera offers directly conjugated, antigen affinity purified primary antibodies to proteins involved in:
These antibodies are offered directly conjugated to:
Take a look at a complete list of available directly conjugated primary antibodies here. The 10% discount for this product group is offered until end of December 2024. |  |
| As a gift for the plant science community, Agrisera offers over 60 free-of-charge schemes and images for download, to use on your website and in your publications! New images added, include common plant model species, electron transfer cofactors and AGO proteins. Please cite SciGrafik and Agrisera as the source for these images. Browse all the images here. |  |
| Between January 23rd and January 25th, one of Agrisera's distributors in India, Biogenuix, attended the 45th Annual Meeting of Plant Tissue Culture Association. The goal of this meeting was to provide a platform for students, researchers and scientists to present their work, and exchange the most recent developments in plant science. Agrisera's product catalog and flyers were available for participants. |  Image courtesy of Biogenuix. |