A leading biotech company committed to providing high quality antibodies will update you about the types of antibodies and their history. 

The use of antibodies is to identify and neutralize foreign objects such as pathogenic bacteria and viruses.  There is a long history of the usage of custom antibodies in both research and clinical field. The first use of antibodies by Albert Coons, Hugh Creech, and Norman Jones from Harvard Medical School and Harvard University made headlines as an analytical tool in 1941. The objective of their research was to develop a method that allowed antigenic substances to be identified and investigated in mammalian tissues. The production of antibodies is technically demanding. Moreover, it is a time-consuming process and needs a supplier with a strong track record. 

What Are The Different Types Of Antibody Services?

• Custom Antibody Development: This helps to generate custom monoclonal or polyclonal antibodies from scratch. With professional service providers, you can ensure custom antibody specificity and long-term supply. 

• Custom GMP Antibodies: This helps you manufacture GMP compliant custom antibodies for drug discovery, diagnostic, and cell ex vivo use. You can either develop an antibody from scratch or convert an existing research-grade antibody into a recombinant GMP antibody. 
• Custom Monoclonal Antibody Panels: A reputed research and development team will have tens of thousands of monoclonal antibodies for you to work with! You can expedite your research and create your custom monoclonal antibody panels. This you can further use to find the ideal clone or antibody pair for your desired application.

Focus on Monoclonal Antibody

With the use of monoclonal antibodies, it is easy to solve major problems arising from the limited specificity and reproducibility of conventional antisera. Some of the commonly employed methods for the production of monoclonal antibodies are: 

• Fusion of sensitized lymphocytes and myelomas from different sources to produce continuous antibody-producing cell lines

• In vitro viral transformation of sensitized lymphocytes to form continuous antibody-producing cells

• Hybrid fusion of sensitized lymphocytes and also, continuous B lymphocyte cell lines. 

Conclusion

BioChain Incorporated is a leading supplier of Life Science Products and also, Instruments across the world. With our continued service, we have become one of the leading antibody suppliers. We offer both monoclonal and polyclonal primary antibodies from various species with broad applications. Over the last decade, we have been promoting branded antibodies including Cusabio, Cellbiolab, Sunlong, DBC Canada & Titer-Mimic™. Many of them are well-cited for their high specificity and affinity. We are making continuous efforts to develop high-quality primary antibodies on the market.