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Anti-IgM Latex Particles

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Anti-IgM Latex Particles (High Specificity)

Catalog number: B2010396
Lot number: Batch Dependent
Expiration date: Batch Dependent
Amount: 1 mL
Concentration: 0.5% solid suspension
Supplied as: Liquid Suspension
Appearance: White particle suspension
Storage: 28C
Keywords: anti-IgM-latex, anti IgM latex, anti human IgM latex beads
Grade: Biotechnology grade. All solid components are highly pure (95%). Solutions made with Type I ultrapure water (resistivity>18 Mcm), filtered through 0.22 m.

Anti-IgM Latex Particles are designed for high-specificity capture of human IgM antibodies in immunoassay, purification, and depletion workflows. Each particle is composed of ~0.35 m latex beads conjugated to a polyclonal mix of anti-human IgM antibodies, forming a stable white suspension in ultrapure water. This reagent is ideal for researchers working in immunology, autoimmunity, and diagnostic assay development, offering robust performance across ELISA, biosensor calibration, and multiplex detection platforms.

These particles enable efficient one-step capture of IgM-class antibodies, antigens, and immune complexes. Their small size and high surface area allow for rapid binding kinetics, while the latex matrix ensures stability and reproducibility across a range of pH and temperature conditions. Recovery is straightforward via centrifugation, making them compatible with both manual and automated platforms.

Anti-IgM Latex Particles are particularly useful in studies of rheumatoid factor detection, B-cell profiling, and immunoglobulin purification. Their specificity supports applications in post-rituximab monitoring, FcR binding assays, and IgM glycosylation analysis. The reagent is supplied as a 0.5% solid suspension in 1 mL volume and should be stored at 28C for optimal performance.

Key benefits:

  • Latex particles (~0.35 m) conjugated to polyclonal anti-human IgM antibodies
  • High specificity and stability for IgM-targeted capture
  • Compatible with purification, depletion, and assay development workflows
  • Recoverable by centrifugation; supplied in ultrapure water
  • Biotechnology grade; filtered through 0.22 m membranes

Products are for in vitro research use only (RUO).

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