Peptide or Protein, That is The Question: Antigen Strategy for Antibody Production

Are you having difficulty designing the perfect immunogen for custom mAb generation?

Does your mAb have low specificity and/or affinity in different applications? Sign up today for this FREE webinar and learn how to design an optimum immunogen for your specific immunization strategy, price range, downstream application, and more.

To learn the main differences between protein and peptide sources for Ab production as well as which applications/purifications work best for each starting material. To understand the different tools GenScript offers to assist with this decision and why peptide and protein Ag cost differently.

Presented by: Dr. Li Chen GenScript USA Inc.

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