Abcore Adds Over 350 New Antibody Categories
Abcore has just finished adding over 300 new antibody categories to our website. These new categories are mostly functional categories,...
Something fishy is going on over at Abcore
The entire Abcore team took a break and had a fantastic time sport fishing. We went on a half day...
Who made the first antibody?
The word “antibody” is as highly recognizable as it is misunderstood. Those that make a living in the biotechnology field,...
Our Mice have escaped, look for them in San Diego and Boston!
Spring conference season is in full swing. Abcore attended two Life Science Exhibits shows in San Francisco at the University...
Top 5 Clinical Applications for Llama Antibodies
To accompany the introduction of our llama antibody production service we will be publishing a series of blog posts focusing...
Aren’t Llama Antibodies Patented?
One of the most frequent questions we receive when researchers learn we produce single domain antibodies in llamas is, “Aren’t...
Llama Single Domain Antibody Contributes to Crystal Structure and Nobel Prize
In 2012, Brian K. Kolbika and Robert J. Lefkowitz were awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for their investigation of...
Who made the first monoclonal antibody?
As many people know, antibodies can be categorized as either polyclonal or monoclonal. While both have their relative strengths and...
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