As one of the true scientific frontiers, the development, workings, and pathology of the brain and nervous system still largely remain a mystery. Though great strides have been made to establish preventative measures and effect treatments for syndromes such as dementia, Parkinson’s disease, and multiple sclerosis, compared to other disorders, such as cancer, current scientific understanding is still in its infancy.
The World Health Organization recently reported that different types of neurological disorders can affect up to one billion people worldwide. A statistic that is only going to get worse as the global population continues to age. At the heart of neuroscience research is the characterization of cells, molecules, and tissues that can act as biomarkers, to help identify patients at risk of neurological disorders, and as targets for novel therapeutic approaches. Neuroscience research relies upon antibodies, and other reagents, to understand the processes which take place during neuronal development and disease.
We offer a comprehensive portfolio of antibodies, proteins, and assays for neuroscience research that exhibit high specificity, activity, performance, and reproducibility in a range of techniques, including: Western Blot (WB), Immunohistochemistry (IHC), Immunofluorescence (IF), and ELISA. These research tools are routinely used for the characterization of neural development, stem cells and differentiation, neurodegenerative disease, neural transmission, and neuroinflammation.
