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• Can be used at high dilutions
• Broad species reactivity, including higher plants, mosses, algae, cyanobacteria and diatoms
• Suitable for Western blot
• Cited in hundreds of publications, over the last 20 years

• Working in very high dilutions, 1: 10 000 1h/RT incubation
• Broad species reactivity, including higher plants, mosses, algae, cyanobacteria and diatoms. One and the same antibody will detect and quantify Rubisco in thousands of species
• Suitable for Western blot, immunolocalization and tissue printing
• Possibility of quantification in quantitative Western blot and ELISA
• Cited in hundreds of publications, over the last 20 years

• Anti-Chicken IgY (AS10 1489)
• Anti-Goat IgG (AS09 605)
• Anti-Mouse IgG (AS09 627)
• Anti-Rabbit IgG (AS09 602)*
• Anti-Rat IgG (AS10 1187)

Over the last 20 years, Agrisera has developed antibodies to study Photosystem I (PSI). This protein complex plays a central role in the conversion of light energy into chemical energy, in the form of ATP and NADPH. This energy is then used to power the biochemical reactions of photosynthesis, and ultimately produce carbohydrates. Agrisera antibodies specifically targeting PSI components can help accurately identify and quantify these proteins in plant, algal and diatom samples. This enables comparative studies, and facilitates the understanding of photosynthetic processes across a wide taxonomic range.

Agrisera PSI antibodies can be applied in:

Agrisera supports the Eastern Regional Photosynthesis Conference 2024, held between 12th and 14th of April, at The Marine Biological Laboratory (MBL) in Woods Hole, MA, USA.

The conference program will includes the following topics:

• Mechanism of Light Harvesting and Regulation
• Light Driven Reactions
• Carbon Fixation and Concentration
• Evolution and Applications of Photosynthesis

Agrisera Educational Posters, focused on photosynthesis, will be available as hard copies for the meeting participants. Agrisera will also conduct an online quiz, with the first prize being the book Photosynthesis: Solar Energy for Life, by Dr. Dmitry Shevela, Prof. Lars Olof Björn, Prof. Govindjee.

Agrisera's antibody collection to proteins involved in photosynthesis has been developed over the last 20 years, in close collaboration with researches in the field, from all around the world.

The collection contains antibodies targeting proteins from the following groups: 

ATPsynthase | Carotenoid metabolism | Chaperones/Transporters | Chloroplast biogenesis/architecture | Chlorophyll | Green Cut | LHC | Light acclimation | Kinases | PSI (Photosystem I) | PSII (Photosystem II) | Proteases | Protein standards-quantitation | Rubisco/Carbon metabolism | Sucrose metabolism

Each year, hundreds of publications are published, using these antibodies, which makes them the most used photosynthetic antibodies on the market. Agrisera antibodies place 31st of over 250 catalog antibody suppliers, based on publication record, not limited to plant science.