Anti-histone modification antibodies

Histones are a group of positively charged proteins that are the main building blocks of chromatin, the complex of DNA and proteins that form the structure of chromosomes in eukaryotic cells. By compacting DNA while modulating its access to enzymes, histones play a crucial dual role in regulating gene expression and maintaining genome integrity.


Anti-H3K18Ac

LO-H3K18Ac


Description: This rat antibody specifically recognizes nucleosomes whose the histone H3 is acetylated on the lysine 18

Class: monoclonal

Type: primary 

Antigen: H3K18Ac

Host/Isotype : rat/IgG1 kappa


Anti-H3K4me

MA-H3K4me


Description : This specific antibody recognizes nucleosomes whose the histone H3 is monomethylated on the lysine 4 without cross-reacting with mdimethyled or trimethyled H3 on the lysine 4

Class: monoclonal

Type: primary 

Antigen: H3K4Me

Host/Isotype : mouse/IgG2a kappa

 


Anti-H3K27me3

MA-H3K27me3


Description : This specific antibody recognizes nucleosomes whose the histone H3 is trimethylated on the lysine 27 without cross-reacting with monomethyled or dimethyled H3 on the lysine 27

Class: monoclonal

Type: primary 

Antigen: H3K27Me3

Host/Isotype : mouse/IgG2a kappa

 


Anti-H3K36me3

MA-H3K36Me(2-3)

Description : This specific antibody recognizes nucleosomes whose the histone H3 is tri or di methylated on the lysine 36, without cross-reaction to monomethyl group on Histone 3

Class: monoclonal

Type: primary 

Antigen: H3K36Me(2-3)

Host/Isotype : mouse/IgG2a kappa

 


pan-Nucléosome

MA-panNucleo


Description : This specific antibody recognizes all nucleosomes and can be used for nucleosome capture or revelation

Class: monoclonal

Type: primary 

Antigen: pan-Nucleosome

Host/Isotype : mouse/IgG2a kappa