Anti-HIV1 p24 Antibody [287]

The Mouse monoclonal antibody clone 287 targets the HIV-1 p24 capsid antigen, a 24 kDa structural protein essential to viral particle assembly and a widely used marker in virology research. Produced in murine hosts and purified as an IgG1 isotype, the reagent is supplied unconjugated, allowing laboratories to pair it with custom labels or secondary detection systems of their choice. The lyophilised presentation from Antibodies.com improves shipping stability and gives long shelf life when stored dry, with simple reconstitution before use. At 100 µg per vial, the pack size supports multiple ELISA plates and method-development runs, which is convenient for HIV antigen quantification experiments and binding studies. Researchers working on viral protein expression, vaccine development, or diagnostic assay design benefit from the antibody's defined specificity for Human immunodeficiency virus. The monoclonal format minimises lot-to-lot variability and provides consistent epitope recognition across experiments, supporting reproducible results in primary antibody workflows.