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Antibody Name
CD44, isoform 12
RRID:AB_3094678 RRID Copied  
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DSHB Cat# CD44-P4G9, RRID:AB_3094678
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Antibody Information

URL: http://antibodyregistry.org/AB_3094678

Proper Citation: DSHB Cat# CD44-P4G9, RRID:AB_3094678

Target Antigen: CD44

Host Organism: Mouse

Clonality: monoclonal

Comments: Applications: Immunofluorescence, Westerm Blot, ELISA
INFO: Deposited by DSHB - University of Iowa.

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