Immunostep

IREM-2

RM-02.013.002-0001-5
Immunophenotyping antibodies

IREM-2 from Immunostep is cataloged for flow cytometry workflows.

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Pack sizes & catalog numbers

Variant-specific pack not established · PIREM2PE-100T

PRODUCT OVERVIEW

Product overview

UP-H2 monoclonal antibody recognizing human CD300e for myeloid-cell characterization. The page displays this SKU but pools conjugate, pack and regulatory options. SKU-specific fluorophore, pack and intended use remain unresolved; no diagnostic designation is assigned.

Product type: Immunophenotyping antibodies.

Recorded product specifications: Target panel: CD300e / IREM-2; clone UP-H2.

Workflow context: Build immunophenotyping panels around biological marker combinations and validated clones; resolve conjugate identity before assigning detection channels or compensation controls.

Before choosing an alternative, compare laser configuration, detection architecture, sample throughput and panel requirements. Products in the same category are comparison candidates, not validated interchangeable replacements.

Manufacturer catalog number and pack: PIREM2PE-100T (Variant-specific pack not established).

Manufacturer
Immunostep
Primary application group
Flow cytometry
SciBranch number
RM-02.013.002-0001-5
Manufacturer catalog numbers
PIREM2PE-100T
Evidence
Official manufacturer documentation; candidate compatibility requires protocol review
Assay method
Flow cytometry
Target panel
CD300e / IREM-2; clone UP-H2
Organism scope
Human
Intended use and workflow
Not established by the cited manufacturer page
Other specifications
Consult manufacturer documentation

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Product sources and documentation

UP-H2 monoclonal antibody recognizing human CD300e for myeloid-cell characterization. The page displays this SKU but pools conjugate, pack and regulatory options. SKU-specific fluorophore, pack and intended use remain unresolved; no diagnostic designation is assigned.

Official manufacturer product pageImmunostep · Product details and documentation

Official visible page confirms product name and ordering code. Retrieved 2026-11-08. UP-H2 monoclonal antibody recognizing human CD300e for myeloid-cell characterization. The page displays this SKU but pools conjugate, pack and regulatory options. SKU-specific fluorophore, pack and intended use remain unresolved; no diagnostic designation is assigned.

Immunostep official manufacturer pageOfficial manufacturer documentation; candidate compatibility requires protocol review · See original documentation for publication date

Primary classification is an editorial interpretation of the product name and cited source. Technical equivalence is not established by category membership. Read our methodology.