What Does it Cover?
Have you ever found yourself wondering which clone of Napsin A to use? What about PAX-8? Or the ongoing dilemma of ordering a mouse monoclonal vs rabbit polyclonal? Then this webinar is for you! In this presentation we will explore how antibodies are produced in their corresponding hosts. From there we will identify the main differences between the most popular types of antibodies, including mouse and rabbit monoclonals, and rabbit polyclonals. We will then compare the performance of specific clones that are backed by NordiQC data. We hope this will aid in choosing the best clone for your IHC tests.
What Will You Learn?
- Explore how antibodies are produced
- Identify the main differences between mouse and rabbit monoclonals as well as rabbit polyclonal
- Compare performances of popular IHC antibodies
Who Should Attend?
- Pathologists
- Histotechnologists
- Pathology Residents
- Histology Students
- Lab Managers
- IHC Technicians
- Health Care Professionals
Speakers
Faris Omary
Merck
International Distributor Account Manager
Faris Omary has a bachelor's degree in Biomedical Engineering and has been working for Cell Marque for 5 years. He was a Technical Consultant serving the United States East Coast for 4 years before joining the International team as a Distributor Account Manager. Faris brings experience in sales and technical support he gained from his customers in the field to our International distributors to help grow sales in their respective territories. In his spare time, Faris enjoys spending time with his family and enjoys playing sports including soccer, basketball, snowboarding, and more.
Leah Hartman
Merck
Account Manager - Tissue Diagnostics
Leah Hartman has been a Technical Consultant with Cell Marque for a little over a year. Her territory includes AR, IN, KY, MI, OH & TN. She was born and raised in Chattanooga, Tennessee, where she received her B.S. in Biology. She currently lives in Roseville, CA, near Cell Marque’s headquarters. In her spare time, she is likely to be found hiking or fly fishing.
Webinar Information
Protein biology
- Immunohistochemistry
Clinical testing and diagnostics manufacturing
Duration:40 minutes
Language:English
Presented:December 11, 2019
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