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DyLight-405-conjugated secondary antibodies are very bright and photostable when used with confocal microscopes. Add DyLight 405 to your dye panel to achieve 4-colour imaging.

Need an alternative host species? Find out how Alpaca antibodies can provide an alternative to goat or donkey secondaries, for example in a multiple labeling assay which has potential unwanted cross-reactions.

Achieve 5-color fluorescent labeling with Brilliant Violet 421™and Brilliant Violet 480™ conjugated secondary antibodies.

Colloidal gold reagents are available either for transmission and scanning electron microscopy (EM Grade 6, 12 & 18 nm) or for light microscopy and immunoblotting (LM Grade 4 nm).

Cyanine dyes are a robust choice, better able to withstand the harsh dehydration and embedding conditions required for mounting sections in non-polar plastic media.

Anti-Mouse IgG Subclass Specific antibodies have been extensively adsorbed against other mouse IgG subclasses enabling accurate subclass differentiation.

AlexaFluor^® 680 and 790 offer excellent sensitivity for fluorescent western blotting.

Visualizing proteins of 50kDa by Western blot following immunoprecipitation (IP). Use anti-light chain antibodies for clearer results.

PerCP is a fluorescent peridinin-chlorophyll protein complex isolated from dinoflagellates still popular for flow cytometry.

Bovine serum albumin (BSA) and dry milk are common blocking reagents, find out why JIR BSA (IgG free, Protease-free) is a better choice.

Fluorescent proteins. R-PE, APC, and PerCP can be used for flow-cytometry.

Achieve the highest resolution with JIR fluorescent dye conjugates.

JIR presents Anti-Alpaca IgG, Subclass and VHH domain secondary antibodies to optimize VHH (single domain) antibody development and application.

Streptavidin has high affinity for biotin and is used as a replacement for avidin. Available with a variety of conjugates find out how Streptavidin can enhance your assay.