Anti-OASL Antibody

OASL is a 2′-5′-oligoadenylate synthetase-like protein involved in innate immune responses to infection. This Antibodies.com rabbit polyclonal primary antibody recognizes human OASL and is specified for western blot (WB) applications.

Supplied in a 200 µL volume, the reagent is an unconjugated IgG. Its unconjugated format allows researchers to select a labeled secondary antibody compatible with chemiluminescent, fluorescent, or other detection systems. In a typical WB workflow, the antibody is incubated with transferred proteins from human cell or tissue lysates and then visualized with the chosen secondary reagent. This supports investigation of OASL protein expression and interferon-related signaling across experimental samples.

As a polyclonal antibody, it can recognize multiple epitopes on the OASL antigen. Antibody dilution, sample loading, membrane transfer, washing, and exposure conditions should be optimized and validated for the particular specimen and detection platform. The stated host is rabbit, reactivity is human, and the conjugate is unconjugated.