Anti-FBRS Antibody

Fibrosin (FBRS) is a highly conserved protein originally characterized in myelofibrosis research and now studied for its role in connective-tissue biology, spermatogenesis, and neurodevelopment, with published links to autism-spectrum disorder susceptibility loci. Antibodies.com provides this unconjugated rabbit polyclonal IgG reagent, validated for Western blotting, immunohistochemistry, and immunofluorescence workflows. The antibody cross-reacts with the human, mouse, and rat orthologues of FBRS, supporting comparative work across cultured cell lines, primary tissues, and animal disease models. Supplied as a 50 µL liquid aliquot, the reagent is suitable for multiple staining sessions or repeated membrane probing. Typical applications include mapping FBRS distribution in seminiferous tubules and testicular sections, characterizing fibrotic and myeloproliferative samples, and assessing FBRS expression during cortical and hippocampal development. The polyclonal format offers epitope diversity that helps detect FBRS across potential splice variants, while the unconjugated presentation lets laboratories couple the antibody to HRP, biotin, or fluorescent dyes to suit their preferred detection platform. Storage at 2–8°C preserves activity between uses, and aliquoting upon arrival limits freeze-thaw cycles for long-term projects.