Goat-Derived Antibodies Targeting Rabbit Proteins

Goat anti-rabbit IgG is a secondary antibody produced in a goat against rabbit immunoglobulins, designed to bind rabbit IgG with high specificity for use in immunoassay detection, diagnostic or therapeutic procedures, and research applications where a rabbit IgG H/L targeting reagent is required.

The antibody reacts with most rabbit immunoglobulins across the heavy and light chain regions, making anti-rabbit IgG H and L chain coverage the standard for western blot, ELISA, immunohistochemistry, and flow cytometry workflows. Goat anti-human and rabbit IgG detection systems serve parallel roles in human-target protocols, but species matching between your primary antibodies and the corresponding secondary antibodies is what determines signal-to-noise at every detection step.

Equitech-Bio’s goat anti-rabbit is purified by affinity chromatography against rabbit IgG and supplied in phosphate-buffered saline for direct compatibility with standard immunoassay buffers. It is pre-adsorbed to minimize cross-reactivity with mouse IgG and non-target species proteins, which matters in multiplex systems where more than one rabbit IgG primary is running simultaneously.

For broader secondary antibody panel coverage, it pairs with goat anti-mouse antibody across diagnostic or therapeutic procedures and multi-target detection workflows. Research use only.

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