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Immunofluorescence Technique (IF)

technology used to detect and locate proteins, antibodies or other biomolecules. This method involves combining a fluorescently labeled antibody with the molecule to be tested to form an immune complex that emits fluorescence. Through fluorescence microscopy, researchers can visualize the location and expression of target molecules at the cellular or tissue level. IF technology is widely used in biomedical research, clinical diagnosis and drug development, providing an important tool for in-depth understanding of biology and disease mechanisms.

Related Experimental Schemes

  • Immunofluorescence (IF) technology, based on the principle of antigen-antibody reaction, uses fluorescent antibody (antigen) as a probe to detect the corresponding antigen (antibody) in tissues or cells, and forms a fluorescent antigen-antibody complex in tissues or cells. To achieve the purpose of detecting, monitoring, analyzing and even purifying proteins.