CiteAb is a valuable resource for identifying well validated antibodies and comparing suppliers, which is essential for ensuring reproducibility and efficiency in my work.

I am currently a PhD student at the University of Glasgow and use the site very often to check antibodies before purchasing for my research! It's a great resource.

I'm a professor from Shanghai Children's Hospital, School of Medicine, Shanghai Jiao Tong University. I have used CiteAb data for many years. It's very helpful.

I run a small histo team so we do not use CiteAb that much. But when we use it we need it big time - I think it is a good tool.

I used it to search for western blots of specific targets. It is great to visually see hundreds to thousands of excerpts of signaling pathway western blots, filtered down to my specifications.

I just registered for CiteAb and WOW, I'm kicking myself a bit as I could have used this last month for sure! Am using it right now and plan to order some antibodies gathered in the search results.

I found the platform really handy to use. I was able to test some of the features, which are impressive. I found the filtering system particularly useful for quickly locating specific antibodies, a feature that will undoubtedly speed up my research work. The provision of detailed data and citations in the literature for each antibody is a thoughtful touch, and I believe it will be incredibly useful for deciding on antibodies for my experiments.

For me it was sometimes very helpful to find promising antibodies for my ICC stainings.

On CiteAb I was looking for the right antibodies for my project. It is very difficult because I work with rat's cells and not many antibodies are highly specific so before I buy I need to confirm quality based on publications.

I'm in the middle of a project where I was relying a lot on CiteAb for antibody search and now I'm stuck with other tools that are not as good.