Mouse Anti-Bovine IgG Monoclonal Antibody

Bovine IgG, or immunoglobulin G from cattle, represents a significant class of antibodies that are pivotal in the immune defense of cows. These antibodies are produced in response to various antigens, including bacteria, viruses, and other foreign substances, and are integral to the adaptive immune response. Bovine IgG is known for its long-lasting presence in the bloodstream and its ability to bind specifically to antigens with high affinity, neutralizing pathogens and facilitating their clearance. This immunoglobulin class is also notable for its role in maternal immunity, as it can be transferred from mother to calf through colostrum, providing the newborn with initial protection against infections.