Anti-Human Fibrin Antibody (59D8)

Description of Anti-Human Fibrin Antibody (59D8)

Anti-Human Fibrin Antibody (Clone 59D8)

The 59D8 fibrin antibody is a well-characterized monoclonal antibody used for the detection of human fibrin in biological samples. This antibody specifically recognizes fibrin generated during the coagulation process and has been widely used in research investigating thrombosis, fibrin deposition, and coagulation mechanisms.

The Anti-Human Fibrin Antibody (clone 59D8) provides reliable detection of fibrin and is commonly applied in studies analyzing fibrin formation in pathological conditions such as cardiovascular disease, inflammation, and thrombotic disorders. Due to its specificity for fibrin structures, the 59D8 antibody enables accurate investigation of fibrin networks and clot formation.

The 59D8 fibrin antibody has been referenced in scientific publications studying coagulation pathways and fibrin-related processes, making it a valuable tool for laboratories working in hemostasis and thrombosis research.

This primary antibody is suitable for research applications including Western Blot and other fibrin detection assays, providing consistent and reproducible results for academic and biotechnology laboratories.

Research relevance of the 59D8 fibrin antibody

The 59D8 fibrin antibody has been used in multiple scientific studies investigating:

• fibrin formation during coagulation
• thrombus development
• fibrin deposition in tissues
• cardiovascular and inflammatory diseases

Its well-documented specificity makes clone 59D8 a trusted antibody for fibrin detection in biomedical research.