Anti-ORM2 Antibody

The Antibodies.com Anti-ORM2 polyclonal reagent is a rabbit-derived primary antibody targeting Orosomucoid 2 (also called AGP2), an acute-phase glycoprotein of the immunocalin family that is synthesized in hepatocytes and circulates in plasma where it modulates inflammatory and immune responses.

Validated for Western blot and immunohistochemistry workflows, this unconjugated antibody detects endogenous ORM2 in human and mouse samples, supporting studies of acute-phase signaling, hepatic function, drug-binding behavior, and inflammatory disease models. The 100 µl format provides enough volume for multiple experimental runs across membrane-based protein detection and fixed-tissue staining protocols.

Produced in rabbit hosts with polyclonal clonality, the reagent recognizes multiple epitopes of the ORM2 target, increasing the likelihood of robust signal across varied expression contexts. Researchers working on hepatology, sepsis biomarkers, or pharmacokinetic interactions with acute-phase proteins commonly apply this antibody in their discovery pipelines.