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Example E. Detection of one unlabeled and one or more labeled primary antibodies without the use of Fab fragments.


Key:
Rabbit anti-Antigen X Rabbit anti-Antigen X Fluorescein DyLight 488
Rabbit anti-Antigen Y Rabbit anti-Antigen Y Lissamine Rhodamine Rhodamine Red-X
Goat anti-Rabbit IgG (H+L) Goat anti-Rabbit IgG (H+L) Rabbit IgG from Non-Immunized Hosts Rabbit IgG from normal rabbit serum


In this example the need for blocking with a monovalent Fab fragment is obviated by incubating with the unlabeled primary antibody first. After the unlabeled primary antibody is detected with a labeled secondary antibody, open binding sites on the labeled secondary antibody must be blocked before incubating with the labeled primary antibody. This is done as shown below, by incubating with a source of IgG, such as normal serum, from the same species as the primary antibody.

ex-d-1 ex-d-2 ex-d-3
1. Incubate with the unlabeled primary antibody, in this example rabbit anti-antigen X. Wash.    2. Incubate with Probe I-conju-gated secondary antibody, in this example DyLight 488-goat anti-rabbit IgG (H+L). Wash.    3. Incubate with normal serum from the host species of the primary antibody, in this example normal rabbit serum. Wash.
ex-d-4    
4.
Incubate with Probe II-conjugated primary antibody, in this example Rhodamine Red-X-rabbit anti-antigen Y. Wash.
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Example A. Use of conjugated Fab fragments for labeling and blocking.

Example B. Use of unconjugated Fab fragments to convert the first, primary antibody into a different species.

Example C. Use of unconjugated Fab fragments for blocking after the first secondary antibody step.

Example D. Use of unconjugated Fab fragments for detection of one unlabeled and one or more labeled primary antibodies.

 
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