Anti-Angptl1 Antibody

Polyclonal antibodies raised in rabbit against human angiopoietin-like protein 1 (Angptl1) enable detection of this secreted glycoprotein in both Western blot and ELISA workflows. The unconjugated reagent is supplied at 50 µl per vial and recognizes the endogenous target in human, mouse, and rat samples, supporting comparative studies across model organisms and primary tissue lysates. Angptl1 functions as a context-dependent regulator of angiogenesis, lipid handling, and inflammatory signaling, and is increasingly studied in tumor microenvironments, vascular biology, and metabolic disease research where antibody-based readouts are used to track expression changes and pathway activity. Antibodies.com formats the reagent as a polyclonal antiserum, which broadens epitope coverage relative to monoclonal alternatives and helps when working with denatured lysates or partially conserved orthologs. For Western blot, the antibody is applied to cleared lysates under standard reducing conditions; for ELISA, it can be paired in capture or detection configurations against recombinant Angptl1 standards. Short-term storage at refrigerated temperatures preserves activity between uses, while longer-term storage benefits from freezing in working aliquots to limit repeated freeze-thaw cycles of the parent vial.