Western blotting
Detect low-abundance or difficult targets using validated rabbit monoclonal clones.
Monoclonal Antibodies
Rabbit Monoclonal Antibodies
Rabbit monoclonal antibodies combine clone-defined specificity with the strong immune response often associated with rabbit hosts. They are valuable when researchers need high affinity, sensitive detection and reproducible performance for difficult or low-abundance targets. Rabbit monoclonals are used in western blotting, immunohistochemistry, immunofluorescence, ELISA, immunocytochemistry, flow cytometry and validation workflows where precise target recognition and consistent signal quality are important.
Product catalog
Browse Rabbit Monoclonal Antibodies
Showing 25 unique product names from this subcategory.
Anti-BTN3A1 antibody (DM92), Rabbit mAb
SKU: MBS188617-01|Size: 0.01 mg
Anti-BCMA antibody (DM4), Rabbit mAb
SKU: MBS8579066-01|Size: 0.01 mL
Anti-MMAE antibody (11B2); Rabbit mAb
SKU: MBS1880380-01|Size: 0.01 mg
Rabbit anti Streptococcus A, clone 3
SKU: MBS478238-01|Size: 1 mg
Anti-IL18RA antibody (DM218), Rabbit mAb
SKU: MBS188984-01|Size: 0.01 mg
Anti-DKK1 antibody (DM210), Rabbit mAb
SKU: MBS188977-01|Size: 0.01 mg
Anti-CXCR3 antibody (DM208), Rabbit mAb
SKU: MBS188975-01|Size: 0.01 mg
Anti-CD30L antibody (DM201), Rabbit mAb
SKU: MBS188968-01|Size: 0.01 mg
Anti-NEFL(9-88) antibody (DM198), Rabbit mAb
SKU: MBS188965-01|Size: 0.01 mg
Anti-CCR8 antibody (DM197), Rabbit mAb
SKU: MBS188964-01|Size: 0.01 mg
Anti-CCR8 antibody (DM196), Rabbit mAb
SKU: MBS188963-01|Size: 0.01 mg
Anti-CCR8 antibody (DM195), Rabbit mAb
SKU: MBS188962-01|Size: 0.01 mg
Anti-BCL2L1 antibody (DM189), Rabbit mAb
SKU: MBS188956-01|Size: 0.01 mg
Anti-IL2 antibody (DM187), Rabbit mAb
SKU: MBS188954-01|Size: 0.01 mg
Anti-AMHR2 antibody (DM186), Rabbit mAb
SKU: MBS188953-01|Size: 0.01 mg
Anti-VEGFR2 antibody (DM185), Rabbit mAb
SKU: MBS188952-01|Size: 0.01 mg
Anti-IL13RA1 antibody (DM183), Rabbit mAb
SKU: MBS188950-01|Size: 0.01 mg
Anti-BTLA antibody (DM182), Rabbit mAb
SKU: MBS188949-01|Size: 0.01 mg
Anti-CLDN18.2 antibody (DM179), Rabbit mAb
SKU: MBS188946-01|Size: 0.01 mg
Anti-TIGIT antibody (DM178), Rabbit mAb
SKU: MBS188945-01|Size: 0.01 mg
Anti-Her3 antibody (DM175), Rabbit mAb
SKU: MBS188942-01|Size: 0.01 mg
Anti-ROR2 antibody (DM174), Rabbit mAb
SKU: MBS188941-01|Size: 0.01 mg
Anti-B7H6 antibody (DM173), Rabbit mAb
SKU: MBS188940-01|Size: 0.01 mg
Anti-EPHA2 antibody (DM167), Rabbit mAb
SKU: MBS188934-01|Size: 0.01 mg
Anti-CD37 antibody (DM166), Rabbit mAb
SKU: MBS188933-01|Size: 0.01 mg
Overview
High-affinity monoclonal reagents from rabbit hosts
Rabbit monoclonal antibodies are often chosen for targets that are difficult to detect with lower-affinity reagents or when strong signal is needed in tissue staining and blotting workflows.
Because they are monoclonal, they recognize a defined epitope and can provide better batch consistency than many polyclonal reagents.
Researchers should compare clone data, epitope information, application validation, species reactivity and secondary antibody compatibility before selecting a rabbit monoclonal antibody.
Applications
Common rabbit monoclonal antibody applications
Immunohistochemistry
Support clean tissue staining and target localization with clone-defined reagents.
Immunofluorescence
Use rabbit monoclonals for protein localization in cells or tissue sections.
ELISA development
Use rabbit monoclonals as capture or detection antibodies when assay validation supports the format.
Target validation
Support reproducible detection across knockdown, knockout, overexpression or treatment studies.
Selection guide
How to choose rabbit monoclonal antibodies
Select rabbit monoclonal antibodies according to clone, application validation, target abundance and secondary antibody strategy.
1
Check clone validation
Review clone name, specificity testing, sample species and application-specific validation.
2
Match target abundance
Rabbit monoclonals may be useful for low-abundance proteins requiring strong sensitivity.
3
Review application data
Confirm whether the antibody is validated for WB, IHC, IF, ICC, ELISA or flow cytometry.
4
Check species reactivity
Verify detection in human, mouse, rat or the sample species used in your experiment.
5
Choose detection format
Select unconjugated or directly conjugated formats depending on whether secondary detection is needed.
6
Plan multiplex compatibility
When combining antibodies, check host species, fluorophores and secondary cross-reactivity.
FAQ
Rabbit Monoclonal Antibodies FAQ
Common questions about rabbit monoclonal antibodies for research use.
Why choose rabbit monoclonal antibodies?
Rabbit monoclonals can offer high affinity, strong sensitivity and clone-defined reproducibility.
How are rabbit monoclonals different from rabbit polyclonals?
Rabbit monoclonals recognize a defined epitope from one clone, while rabbit polyclonals recognize multiple epitopes.
Are rabbit monoclonals good for IHC?
Many rabbit monoclonal antibodies perform well in IHC, but application-specific validation should always be checked.
Which secondary antibody should I use?
Use an anti-rabbit secondary antibody with the correct enzyme, fluorophore or biotin label for your workflow.
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