Zearalenone 抗体 (11C9): sc-101367

Zearalenone Antibody (11C9) is an IgG₁ mouse monoclonal Zearalenone antibody (also designated Zearalenone antibody) that detects the Zearalenone protein. Zearalenone Antibody (11C9) is available as the non-conjugated anti-Zearalenone antibody. Zearalenone, also known as F-2 mycotoxin or RAL, is an estrogenic resorcylic acid lactone compound produced by members of the filamentous fungi family, most of which live in soil and are associated with plants. While several species of filamentous fungi are harmless, some produce toxic substances that, if present in large amounts, can harm livestock, poultry and food crops. Zearalenone, a heat-stable compound, is one of the toxins secreted by filamentous fungi and is found throughout the world in a variety of crops, including rice, oats, corn, wheat and barely. In addition to its negative effect on soil, Zearalenone is the primary cause of breeding problems, such as abortion and infertility, in livestock. Before harvesting, crops are commonly tested for levels of Zearalenone, so as to avoid food-born contamination.

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