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.

Specific monoclonal antibody to acetylation of lysine 18 on histone H3

specific monoclonal antibody to monomethyl group on Histone 3 without cross-reactivity to diméthyl and triméthyl groups on Histone 3

specific monoclonal antibody with cross-reaction to di and triméthyl groups on Histone 3 without cross-reactivity to monomethyl group on Histone 3

Specific monoclonal antibody to triméthyl group on Histone 3 without cross-reactivity to monomethyl or dimethyl group on Histone 3

Specific monoclonal antibody to triméthyl group of lysine 36 on histone H3, without cross-reaction to monomethyl or dimethyl group on Histone 3

Specific monoclonal antibody to detect Histone 3

Specific monoclonal antibody to detect Histone 4

Specific monoclonal antibody to detect all histones