Alomone Labs

Polyclonal Antibodies & Natural and Recombinant Toxin Proteins

Alomone Labs Ltd is a privately owned biotechnology company, founded in 1989 and based in Jerusalem, Israel.

Alomone specialises in supplying innovative biochemical and molecular tools for the neuroscience research community. These tools include polyclonal antibodies and natural and recombinant toxin proteins. Alomone aim to be at the forefront of cutting edge biotechnology, and to use this knowledge to develop molecular tools for ion channel research. To this end Alomone invests heavily in R&D. Research focuses on the subjects of ion channel research and signal transduction using recombinant DNA, and molecular and immunological techniques. Alomone also work closely with domestic academic research groups, in particular with research scientists from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and from the Weizmann Institute.

They are committed to supplying products immediately upon demand and to providing the technical support services required by customers.

Caltag Medsystems Ltd is the UK and Republic of Ireland supplier. We import products from Israel to our base in Buckingham in the UK. By dealing with all import documentation and air freight carriage costs we make ordering of these products straightforward and cost effective. We also hold stock.

Protocols

1) Western Blotting

• Tissue Preparation:
  • Brain Membranes
  • Brain Lysate
  • Heart Membrane
  • Pancreas Lysate
• Using Control Antigen
• Western Blotting

2) Immunohistochemical

• IH using Kidney Sections
• IH Localization of Ion Channels in the Nervous System
• IH using Paraffin Sections
• Protocol for IH

3) Flow Cytometry

• Direct Flow Cytometry

Literature

Modulator. Issue Number 22 articles:

• Ion Channels and Oxygen Sensing in the Carotid Body
• K+ Channels in Cardiomyocytes
• The Involvment of Ion Channels in Cell Proliferation
• The Role of Ion Channels in Neurodegeneration
• The Transient Receptor Potential Superfamily 

Pathways. Issue Number 2 articles:

• Involvement of Ca2+ in the Apoptotic Process - "Friends or Foes"
• K+ Channels and Cancer: Surprising New Discoveries
• Live or Let Die in Neuroscience: The Story of the Proneurotrophins
• P2Y Receptors: Mediators of Extracellular Nucleotide Actions
• Somatostatin and the Somatostatin Receptors: Versatile Regulators of Biological Activity
• T Cellsignaling and Activation: No Simple Matter
• The Role of Neurotrophin Receptor p75NTR in Cancer

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