Search Tips

1. Search by Catalog Number The fastest way to find an exact match (e.g., 100101). InnoCyto catalog numbers are always 6 digits with no letters or dashes. You can also do a partial match for catalog numbers (e.g. 1001) which will find all the products that start with or includes these 4 digits.
2. Search by Target/Antigen Name Use the protein or gene target name (e.g., PD-1, CTLA-4) or the CD molecule number (e.g., CD4, CD8). This returns all antibodies, proteins, and kits for that target.
3. Search by Clone Name For researchers replicating a specific paper or protocol, searching the exact clone designation (e.g., OKT3) returns the precise reagent used in prior studies.
4. Exact or Open-Ended Searching Use quotes to perform an exact match search, e.g. “CD4”. Use an asterisk to perform an open-ended search, e.g. CD4* - finds products for CD4, CD41, CD42, etc. Note that the search default is an open-ended search.
5. Search by Species Reactivity Add species terms (human, mouse, rat) to narrow results for your desired species.
6. Add Conjugate/Fluorophore If searching for a specific format (e.g., PE, APC, iF488, biotin), combine the target name with the conjugate for faster narrowing — e.g., CD8 PE.
7. Filtering Results To narrow down your returned results, use the left-hand filters to pinpoint products by product type, antibody family, clone, isotype, application, target name, reactivity, or research area.
8. Try Partial or Wildcard Terms If an exact string returns nothing, shorten the search (e.g., checkpoint instead of immune checkpoint inhibitor) to catch broader matches.
9. Contact Technical Support for Custom or Unlisted Targets For anything not found, contact technical support or request a custom product.