Anti-Glycoprotein G Antibody

Targeting the rabies virus envelope glycoprotein, this rabbit polyclonal reagent from Antibodies.com is an unconjugated primary antibody raised against the trimeric type I transmembrane protein responsible for receptor binding and membrane fusion during viral entry into host neurons. Validated for Western blot (WB) and immunohistochemistry (IHC), the reagent supports workflows examining viral protein expression, neurotropism, and antigen distribution in infected tissues. Supplied at 100 µg per vial, it provides ample material for multiple blot and staining experiments in rabies pathogenesis research, vaccine development studies, and diagnostic investigations.

Researchers studying rhabdovirus assembly, neutralizing antibody responses, or neuronal infection models rely on polyclonal antibodies against the mature glycoprotein ectodomain for broad epitope recognition across denaturing and fixed-sample conditions. The reagent supports virology, neuroscience, and infectious disease laboratories investigating lyssavirus biology, viral attachment mechanisms, and host immune responses to rabies virus.