Anti-Luteinizing Hormone Antibody [LH-1]

A mouse monoclonal IgG1 antibody (clone LH-1) raised against human Luteinizing Hormone, supplied by Antibodies.com as 500 µg of lyophilised powder in a single vial. The unconjugated primary reagent targets LH, a glycoprotein gonadotrophin secreted by the anterior pituitary that drives ovulation, corpus luteum maintenance, and gonadal steroidogenesis. Researchers employ this antibody in ELISA workflows to quantify circulating LH levels in blood-derived specimens for reproductive endocrinology studies, ovulatory cycle tracking, fertility investigations, and hypothalamic-pituitary-gonadal axis research. Applications also extend to PCOS, menopause transition, and gonadotropin regulation studies, as well as pituitary cell culture supernatant analysis. Reconstitute the lyophilised pellet in an appropriate buffer, aliquot, and refrigerate the working solution to preserve binding activity across multiple sessions. The unconjugated format enables flexible pairing with HRP- or biotin-labelled secondary antibodies for varied detection chemistries in quantitative immunoassay development. Mouse host origin, IgG1 isotype, and the defined LH-1 clone designation support reproducible lot-to-lot behaviour in both clinical research and academic laboratory environments.