Anti-TIA1 Antibody

A rabbit-derived, unconjugated IgG reagent for studying TIA1, an RNA-binding protein involved in messenger-RNA metabolism, translational control, and stress-granule assembly. The 200 µl size supports Western blotting, immunohistochemistry, and immunofluorescence workflows for examining protein expression and localization in human, mouse, and rat samples.

From Antibodies.com, this polyclonal primary antibody can be paired with a compatible labeled secondary reagent for chromogenic or fluorescence detection. In Western blot applications, it enables comparison of TIA1 abundance among cell or tissue lysates. In fixed cells and tissue sections, immunohistochemistry and immunofluorescence reveal nuclear and cytoplasmic distribution patterns, while TIA1 accumulation in stress granules can be examined under cellular-stress conditions. Its unconjugated format also allows investigators to select the detection system appropriate for their experiment.

The antibody is raised in rabbit, belongs to the IgG isotype, and shows listed reactivity toward human, mouse, and rat TIA1. Users should consult the current product instructions for recommended working dilutions, sample preparation, antigen retrieval, and storage.