As far as I am aware, ATCC sells the hybridoma that makes the related FLAG antibody FLAG-M1. This is a calcium-dependent monoclonal that recognizes the same epiptope as the M2 (and the M5). The M1 hybridoma is called 4E11. Rizwan Haq Ontario Cancer Institute Toronto, Ontario haqr@oci.utoronto.ca On Fri, 10 Sep 1999, Keri Tate wrote: > > Hello all, > > I am looking for an antibody called "FLAG-M2". It is a non calcium > dependent IgG monoclonal antibody specific for an enterokinase > sequence. This antibody is often used in protein expression systems to > cleave off the tag sequence (enterokinase) after protein purification. > I know that Sigma/Kodac sells this antibody (or one similar to it) but I > was also told that it is available from ATCC (much cheaper, of course). > If anyone knows the history of this antibody or has a reference, please > contact me. > > Thank you > Keri Tate > (408) 585-3907 > keri.tate@arborvita.com > >
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