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Ki-67 antigen (MKI67) is a nuclear proliferation-associated protein encoded by the MKI67 gene and widely used as a marker of actively cycling cells. Ki-67 Antibody - Protein Microarray Validated / MKI67 Microarray Validated Antibody (clone MKI67/2465) has undergone protein microarray-based validation, providing researchers with specificity data generated from large-scale proteome screening experiments. Protein microarray validation represents a powerful approach for assessing antibody specificity against thousands of proteins simultaneously.
Ki-67 antibody, also referred to as Ki67 antibody or MKI67 antibody in the literature, detects a nuclear protein expressed during the G1, S, G2, and mitotic phases of the cell cycle but largely absent in quiescent G0 cells. Because Ki-67 expression correlates closely with cellular proliferation, antibodies targeting Ki-67 are widely used in studies of tumor biology, cell cycle regulation, and proliferative cell populations. Reliable antibody specificity is particularly important when detecting nuclear proteins that are broadly expressed across proliferating cells.
Protein microarray validation enables evaluation of antibody binding across a large collection of recombinant human proteins printed on a microarray surface. In these assays, the antibody is incubated with the protein array and binding signals are measured using fluorescence-based detection systems. This screening approach allows investigators to determine whether the antibody preferentially recognizes its intended target protein while minimizing cross-reactivity with unrelated proteins present on the array.
For Ki-67 Antibody - Protein Microarray Validated (clone MKI67/2465), microarray analysis provides evidence of target specificity through comparison of signal intensity across thousands of proteins present on the array. Metrics such as Z-scores and S-scores are commonly used to quantify binding strength and relative specificity. The Z-score reflects the strength of the antibody binding signal relative to the distribution of signals detected across the array, while the S-score measures the difference in signal strength between the top-ranked protein target and the next strongest signals. High Z-score and S-score values support strong target recognition and limited cross-reactivity.
Because protein microarray validation evaluates antibody performance against a broad range of proteins simultaneously, this method provides an additional layer of confidence in antibody specificity. Ki-67 Antibody - Protein Microarray Validated (clone MKI67/2465) therefore supports studies of cell proliferation and Ki-67 / MKI67 expression while incorporating microarray-based specificity validation data generated from large-scale proteome screening experiments.
Optimal dilution of the Ki-67 Antibody - Protein Microarray Validated should be determined by the researcher.
A portion of amino acids 2293-2478 was used as the immunogen for the Ki-67 antibody.
Store the Ki-67 antibody at 2-8oC (with azide) or aliquot and store at -20oC or colder (without azide).
Ki67 antibody, MKI67 antibody, Antigen KI-67 antibody, Ki-67 proliferation marker antibody, Nuclear proliferation antigen Ki-67 antibody
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