Institute for Protein Innovation Antibody Collection
Welcome to the Institute for Protein Innovation (IPI) Collection!
Here, you’ll find unique recombinant antibodies targeting families of cell surface and secreted proteins and common epitope tags, as well as antibody plasmids to create or express plasmid-based antibodies.
The majority of antibodies in the collection have been developed using a platform (Link opens in a new window)based on yeast display technology (Link opens in a new window)and an optimized sorting process. This combination allows IPI to generate antibodies to highly conserved proteins and other difficult-to-target antigens that are intractable via animal immunization.
IPI is a nonprofit research organization with a mission to advance protein science to accelerate research and improve human health. As part of that mission, IPI is providing access to high-quality, well-characterized antibodies in an open science model.
Integrin Antibodies
Integrins are a family of mechanotransduction receptors, comprised of alpha-beta subunit heterodimers. The IPI collection contains antibodies that uniquely:
- Bind to the alpha subunit, outside the ligand-binding pocket
- Bind to the beta subunit, outside the ligand-binding pocket
- Bind specific subunit pairs, outside the ligand-binding pocket
- Bind specific subunit pairs, blocking ligand binding and receptor function
Browse Integrin Antibodies
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Browse Epitope Tag Antibodies
IPI has developed recombinant versions of antibodies that recognize common epitope tags to help purify, detect, or localize particular proteins. Browse or search the table below to find antibodies targeting V5, Protein C, DYKDDDDK, Rho, His, Biotin, EE, GCN4 and Strep.
Please visit our Tags and Other Markers Antibody Collection page to browse Addgene’s full catalog of antibodies that target epitope tags and other common cellular proteins.
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Browse Antibody Plasmids
The following plasmids can be used to create or express plasmid-based antibodies.
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