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Guy Cox on
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I don't believe you could answer that question without testing. One anti-GFP could cross-react when another wouldn't ... they are similar molecules so it just depends which epitopes you are targeting.
Guy
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Subject: GFP and mCherry
Quick question:
Does someone knows if the antibody anti-GFP would cross-react also with the mCherry?
I assume the answer is no but i cannot find any specification. I could only found no cross-reactivity of DsRed antibodies with GFP......
Thanks in advance
Valeria
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