Cosmo Bio Antibodies for Plant Cells

Friday, 29 June, 2012 | Supplied by: United Bioresearch Products Pty Ltd

Cosmo Bio has released antibodies for plant cells which can detect transporters localised in cell membranes and enzymes.

The antibodies are for Organelle Marker Proteins, Transporters and other Plant Unique Proteins. Product categories include Aquaporins, Vacuolar and Plasma Membrane, Microbidies, Endoplasmic Reticula, Endosome, Vacuolar Membrane Protein Pump, Nitrate and Calcium Transporter.

For further information please contact Cosmo’s Australian distributor, United Bioresearch Products.

Online: www.unitedbioresearch.com.au
Phone: 02 4575 0309

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