To allow sensitive measurement of PEGylated compounds, we developed the first monoclonal antibodies (AGP3 and E11) with specificity for PEG in 1999. These antibodies can be employed to measure PEG-modified protein by ELISA.
Since that time, we have generated additional high affinity anti-PEG monoclonal antibodies.
AGP4 and rAGP6 are high affinity IgM antibodies that can effectively capture PEGylated compounds for sensitive detection by ELISA.
3.3 is a IgG anti-PEG antibody that is compatible with wash buffers containing Tween 20 detergent.
6.3 and r33G are high affinity IgG antibodies that provide sensitive detection of PEGylated compounds.
15-2b is a high affinity antibody that binds to methoxy PEG.
E11 is a first generation IgG mouse monoclonal antibody that specifically binds to the backbone (repeating ethylene oxide subunits) of PEG.
3.3 is a higher affinity anti-PEG monoclonal antibody. It is compatible with buffers containing Tween-20.
6.3 binds with high affinity to PEG but cannot be used with buffers containing Tween-20.
15-2b binds with high affinity to the terminal methoxy group of mPEG.
r33G is a rat IgG monoclonal antibody that binds a wide spectrum of PEG molecules with high affinity. It can be used with Tween-20.
AGP3 is a first generation IgM monoclonal antibody that specifically binds to the backbone of PEG.
AGP4 is a higher affinity anti-PEG IgM monoclonal antibody. It works well for capture of PEGylated compounds in ELISA.
rAGP6 is a rat IgM monoclonal antibody that binds with the highest affinity to PEG.
These antibodies can be employed to detect and quantify PEG-modified molecules in immunoblots, by ELISA and by flow cytometry.