GluA1-4 Antibody (ValidAb™): Polyclonal Pan-AMPA Antibody for Total AMPAR Detection
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A new validated pan-AMPAR antibody for GluA1–4 detection. Exclusively from Hello Bio
Advance your AMPAR research with the GluA1–4 Antibody (ValidAb™) – a rigorously validated rabbit polyclonal antibody that recognises all four AMPA receptor subunits (GluA1–4). It’s a valuable addition to your glutamate receptor toolkit and part of our trusted ValidAb™ range – known for reproducibility and transparent performance.
Why this antibody stands out:
✔ The first rabbit polyclonal anti-pan-AMPAR antibody available
While most antibodies in this space are monoclonal formats with limited validation, this unique antibody offers a great alternative — ideal for detecting AMPA receptors in vitro with broader epitope recognition and excellent clarity.
✔ Validation you can trust
Existing tools lack robust testing or show unexpected localisation. This antibody is different: it's validated for western blot and ICC, and produces clear dendritic receptor clustering – precisely where AMPARs should localise. No nuclear artefacts. No ambiguous signal. Just confidence in your results.
✔ Part of our ValidAb™ range
All ValidAb™ antibodies meet stringent in-house QC benchmarks to ensure clear banding, low background, and reproducibility – helping you move forward with fewer technical uncertainties.
✔ A new tool for AMPA receptor studies
This antibody expands the limited selection of pan-AMPAR tools available. With stronger validation and trusted specificity, it offers a more reliable choice for researchers studying glutamate receptor signalling.
Ideal for:
✔ Quantifying total AMPA receptor expression
✔ Visualising AMPAR localisation in dendrites
✔ In vitro applications including ICC and western blot
✔ Scientists needing updated, trustworthy AMPAR tools
Highlights at a glance
- Recognises GluA1–4 in a single assay
- ICC images show clear dendritic clustering
- Validated for western blot and ICC
- Exclusive to Hello Bio - excellent value, exceptional performance
See it in action: ICC data shows beautiful dendritic AMPAR localisation
References
- Molnar E et al (2002) Developmental and activity dependent regulation of ionotropic glutamate receptors at synapses.
TheScientificWorldJournal 2 : 27-47 PMC12806037 - Nusser Z et al (1998) Cell type and pathway dependence of synaptic AMPA receptor number and variability in the hippocampus.
Neuron 21 : 545-59 Read more PMC 9768841 - Baude A et al (1995) High-resolution immunogold localization of AMPA type glutamate receptor subunits at synaptic and non-synaptic sites in rat hippocampus.
Neuroscience 69 : 1031-55 Read more PMC 8848093