[Histonet] re: Ab concentration
Andrea Hooper
anh2006 <@t> med.cornell.edu
Tue May 29 13:48:30 CDT 2007
I couldn't disagree more. Assuming this is purified IgG and not
antiserum, you need to know and go by antibody concentration to know
how much control IgG to add and how to interpret your results from
one experiment to the next. Antibody dilution alone is meaningless
and near impossible to interpret without controls at the same IgG.
At 6:33 PM +0100 5/29/07, Carl Hobbs wrote:
>Ignore Ab concentration, in the 1st instance: just carry out a
>titration of your Ab reagent.
>For eg: 1/10, 50, 100, 500, 1000.
>If the Ab seems to be positive, next immunorun can finetune
>positivity to achieve, ultimately, optimal signal:noise ratio.
>NB: [Ab] can be misleading: it tells you nothing of the Ab's
>affinity for it's Ag, within a given system ( eg: pwax sections)
>Empiricism rules, OK?
>;-)
>Carl
>
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