Anti-Coronavirus, Canine Antibody

Generated in a mouse host as an IgG1 kappa monoclonal, this unconjugated primary antibody is raised against canine coronavirus and is supplied as a 1 mg vial of lyophilized, Protein A purified material. Veterinary virology laboratories apply it in ELISA workflows for antigen detection and serological screening of canine samples, and the unconjugated format leaves conjugation chemistry open so the same lot can be labelled with biotin, HRP, or a fluorophore in-house. The lyophilized product form supports refrigerated shelf storage with minimal freeze-thaw exposure, and reconstitution in a small volume of sterile buffer recovers the working stock at a defined starting concentration. Because the isotype is mouse IgG1 kappa, the antibody is compatible with the wide panel of commercially available anti-mouse secondary reagents used in immunohistochemistry and western blot downstream work, extending its usefulness beyond the ELISA application noted on the product page. Each preparation is shipped from Antibodies.com as a vial suitable for aliquoting into smaller working volumes to limit repeated freeze-thaw cycles on the parent stock.