Spring has an interesting and expanding menu of rabbit monoclonal antibodies that are especially designed and characterized for use in immunohistochemistry (IHC). Spring was one of the first companies to introduce these products to the IHC market, and over the years Spring's SP clones have developed a gold-standard reputation in the IHC laboratory.

Spring is a biotechnology company with an extraordinary focus on tissue pathology and IHC. Spring's team of world-class researchers and scientists continually develop a carefully selected portfolio of antibodies that provides the histology community with strategic and effective antibody biomarkers for assessing protein expression in tissue.
Each Rabbit Monoclonal antibody is optimized for use with IHC and is put through a rigorous development and characterization process. The result is a sophisticated portfolio that easily pinpoints expression patterns of antibody targets across multiple tissue types.

SP = Spring Bioscience Corporation while you may not be familiar with Spring Bioscience Corporation, you are probably quite familiar with rabbit monoclonal “SP” clones. All SP antibody clone products were designed and manufactured by Spring Bioscience. It all started with SP1, the now gold standard Estrogen Receptor marker. SP clones continue to emerge as best-in-class immunohistochemistry markers for their high affinity, sensitivity, and specificity. 

Product Portfolio  Spring Bioscience Corporation

Primary Antibodies

Specifically characterized for use in IHC. Available in 0.1ml and 1.0ml concentrate sizes as well as a 7.0ml ready-to-use configuration.

Antibody product technologies include:

• Rabbit Monoclonal (SP clones)
• Mouse Monoclonal (SPM clones)
• Rabbit Polyclonal

Detection Systems – novel biotin-free chemistries enable our best-in-class detection systems including:  

• REVEAL™, HRP, DAB system
• REVEAL™, HRP AEC System
• REVEAL™, AP, Red System

Antibody Microarrays – provide a high-throughput platform for sensitive, efficient and accurate protein expression profiling, screening, and comparison between normal, diseased or treated samples.

Formats include:

• Master Array (650+ antibodies)
• Arrays by Pathway (Angiogenesis, Apoptosis, Cancer Marker, Cell Cycle, Cytokine Array, Hematopoiesis, Hormone, Signal Transduction, and Stem Cell)

Ancillary Reagents – various IHC and anatomical pathology related research tools including recombinant proteins, pretreatment solutions, diluent, chromogens, mounting media and buffers.

More to Come - Spring makes substantial investments in research and development and anticipates delivering not only new products within current product categories, but also new types of products to meet your tissue staining requirements.

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