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This newsletter highlights some of Biosensis' well characterized antibodies against proteins involved in neurodegenerative disorders such as Alzheimer's disease and Parkinson's disease.

When you want the best reagents, trust Biosensis

The staff at Biosensis have over 60 years of combined experience in manufacturing and working with antibodies and have over 340 peer reviewed research publications in the field of neuroscience. We guarantee to provide you with the antibody information you need to get your research published. Recently, our anti-Parkin antibody (R-114-100) was used by Song et al (2010) to identify immunohistochemical expression of Parkin in astrocytes from various parkinsonian syndromes.
Rabbit antibody to Parkin (305-325): Whole serum

R-113-100Immunohistochemical staining of Parkin in rat brainstem using rabbit polyclonal antibody to human Parkin (R-113-100). Trigeminal motor neurons are intensely stained. Image courtesy of Dr Wai-Ping Gai, Flinders University.


Sheep antibody to alpha Synuclein (116-131): Affinity purified

S-075-50Immunohistochemical staining (paraffin-embedded tissue) of glial inclusions in white matter from a case of multiple system atrophy using sheep polyclonal to human alpha Synuclein (S-075-50).

Publications using this antibody include Kuo Y.M. et al. (2010), Pelkonen A. et al. (2010) and Lou H. et al. (2010).
Rabbit antibody to pan Synuclein: whole serum

R-060-100Immunohistochemical staining of pan synuclein in rat cochlear nucleus using rabbit polyclonal antibody to human pan Synuclein (R-060-100).

This antibody was used in Ulusoy A. et al (2010).
 
 Rabbit antibody to human LRRK2 (946-962): Affinity purified

R-183-50Staining of LRRK2 positive tangles in inferior temporal cortex of  human brain affected by Alzheimer's disease using rabbit antibody to human LRRK2 (R-183-50) at a dilution of 1:500. Image courtesy of Dr Wai-Ping Gai, Flinders University.
 
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Parkin
alpha Synuclein
pan Synuclein
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