Hopefully someone will give you a specific recommendation soon, but if you want to do some looking while you wait, our listings may simplify the process a little: https://www.linscottsdirectory.com/antibodies?q=M13
Just follow "more info" to each supplier's data page. Good luck!
Russell, Mohammad, Antoni. Thank you very much for your advices. We are testing the one of Syno Biological now, I will let you know how it works. Your listings are in my favorites now.
Paula, after you have tested your antibodies, we encourage you to post a review of how they performed for you, to help other researchers in the future. A good, easy place to do this is pabmabs.com
Have you tried the Syno antibodies? Do they work for you? I was planing to buy anti-M13 from a company called Fitzgerald, but I don't know if it is reliable. Their dilution rate looks pretty good though. Product code 61R-M101aBT.
Sorry for the late reply. Yes, untill now the Syno are the best. You can compare them with the GE-healthcare antibodies. They can be coated at 2.5 µg/ml. Store them at -20°C. Once thawed they seem to be more stable at 4°C.
Glad to hear you have had some success. As I mentioned before, it would be very helpful for other researchers if you could post a review detailing your experience with these antibodies. We recommend this independent review site: http://pabmabs.com/wordpress/
This is Frank Liu from Taipei, Taiwan. I work for AcadeMab Biomedical Inc., we develop a very good anti-M13 antibody. The binding affinity is much better then GE brand. With your permission, I like to send some free sample for your test and get your test result back to us. Thank you and have a nice day.
Hi, we have a new M13 antibody which detects g8p proteins of M13 phage with high sensitivity (10^5 - 10^6 CFU phage) and affinity (1:5000 - 1:75000 dilution is capable for ELISA). And in our in-house testing our new antibody has better performance compared to the antibody from GE. Please refer the detail information in the description page. (https://www.arigobio.com/m13-antibody)