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Exploring the common types of antibodies used in research and how they are manufactured.

ARP recently achieved ISO 9001:2015 certification, an important milestone that reflects our commitment to delivering the highest customer service standards across the ARP business.

The trends and technologies that could shape the 2024 life science investment landscape.

ARP American Research Products celebrates 30 years in business

A comprehensive guide to troubleshooting common challenges encountered when performing Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assays (ELISA) in a scientific laboratory setting.

GlykoGen, developers of engineered monoclonal antibodies, now offers a new rabbit IgG monoclonal antibody recognizing Stage-specific embryonic antigen-4 (SSEA-4). SSEA-4 is a ganglioside which consists of a glycosphingolipid containing a terminal sialic acid residue (N-acetylneuraminic acid).

What is gene therapy? Gene therapy is the transfer of genetic material into cells to correct a deficiency in the genome, with the aim of curing […]

Introduction This is the sixth post in a series on ELISA troubleshooting. This one is going to look at ‘matrix effects’. Firstly, what is a matrix […]

Introduction Welcome to our fourth post in a series looking at trouble shooting tips for ELISAs. This post will focus on possible solutions to high background. […]

Our 24-years in business has always been rooted in great customer service. That’s why we are excited to provide our customers with a streamlined product search and buying experience with our new website, […]