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Antibody Name
HIP14 / ZDHHC17 Antibody
RRID:AB_10614617 RRID Copied  
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abcepta Cat# AF1525a, RRID:AB_10614617
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Antibody Information

URL: http://antibodyregistry.org/AB_10614617

Proper Citation: abcepta Cat# AF1525a, RRID:AB_10614617

Target Antigen: HIP14 / ZDHHC17

Host Organism: goat

Clonality: polyclonal

Comments: manufacturer recommendations: IgG Western Blot; ELISA; WB,E

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