Anti-Hemoglobin (Hb) Antibody

From the Antibodies.com primary antibody catalog, this Mouse monoclonal reagent is raised against Hemoglobin (Hb) and is supplied as a 1 mg aliquot of a Size Exclusion Purified Monoclonal Antibody. The immunoglobulin class is IgM, the host species is Mouse, and the antibody is unconjugated, making it suitable as a capture or detection reagent in standard immunoassay workflows. The conjugate-free format gives laboratories full flexibility to perform their own labeling if a custom reporter is required. According to the Antibodies.com product listing, the intended application is ELISA, which is consistent with the clone being developed for sensitive quantification of hemoglobin in research samples. Reactivity is directed against human hemoglobin, with no cross-reactivity reported against hemoglobin from pig, cow, goat, sheep, horse, chicken, or rabbit, supporting its use in human-focused studies such as anemia research, hemoglobinopathy investigations, and blood-loss models. As a monoclonal reagent, batch-to-batch consistency is preserved, which is important when the antibody is used to generate quantitative standard curves in ELISA plates. The Size Exclusion purification step removes aggregates and low-molecular-weight contaminants, leaving a homogeneous IgM preparation that performs reliably in coated-plate formats. The Antibodies.com Mouse monoclonal anti-Hemoglobin antibody is therefore a well-defined primary antibody for ELISA-based detection of human Hb, supplied at 1 mg per vial in an unconjugated, Size-Exclusion-purified formulation that can be stored under standard antibody conditions (typically 2–8 °C for short-term use and -20 °C for longer-term storage) and handled with the usual cold-chain precautions for an IgM reagent.