Adenovirus hexon protein Antibody (1461): sc-58086

Adenovirus hexon protein Antibody (1461) is a mouse monoclonal IgG1 antibody that detects hexon protein of Adenovirus by immunofluorescence (IF). Anti-Adenovirus hexon protein antibody (1461) plays a crucial role in studying adenoviral structure and function, as hexon protein is a major coat protein forming the bulk of the viral capsid. Hexon protein is composed of three subunits that assemble into a trimeric structure, contributing to the formation of two distinct coat structures with differing symmetries. The unique architecture of hexon protein not only provides a robust and protective outer layer for the virion but also facilitates viral evasion of host immune response. Additionally, hexon protein has been identified as a potential adjuvant, capable of enhancing cellular immune responses, which underscores its importance in vaccine development and therapeutic strategies against adenoviral infections. Adenovirus hexon protein (1461) monoclonal antibody enables valuable insights into mechanisms of adenoviral pathogenesis and immune responses they elicit.

The preferred Adenovirus hexon protein antibody is Adenovirus hexon protein Antibody (3G0): sc-80671.