How to raise antibody standards and improve reproducibility

Supplied by Abcam Australia Pty Ltd on Tuesday, 18 April, 2017

Currently 70% of researchers fail to reproduce experiments. With so much research built on previous work, our scope for scientific discovery is significantly limited.

Explore raising antibody standards with improved manufacturing and validation techniques. Discover how to overcome shortcomings in reproducibility.

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