Anti-Atrazine Antibody

Produced by Antibodies.com, this mouse-derived monoclonal reagent recognizes the triazine herbicide atrazine, a chlorinated compound broadly deployed on corn, sorghum, and sugarcane acreage for broadleaf weed suppression. Environmental and food safety laboratories use anti-atrazine antibodies in competitive binding immunoassays to quantify trace herbicide residues in groundwater, soil eluates, and agricultural produce extracts, supporting EPA-aligned monitoring programs and contamination assessments.

The antibody is supplied as a Protein A purified IgG-1 isotype in unconjugated form at 1 mg per vial, leaving detection chemistry open to the user's preferred enzyme label, fluorophore, or gold conjugate. For microplate-based assays, it pairs readily with hapten-coated wells and an enzyme-tagged secondary reagent to build standard curves suitable for parts-per-billion quantitation of atrazine and related triazine metabolites.

Handle the vial refrigerated, protect from light, and aliquot upon first use to limit freeze-thaw losses of binding activity. Each preparation is quality-checked for consistent affinity toward the atrazine hapten, making it well matched to residue screening workflows in drinking water studies and crop tolerance investigations.