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Particle Metrix · F-NTA reagents

Turn a particle count into a specific one.

Fluorescence-NTA earns its specificity from the label. These antibodies are optimized for the ZetaView® platform — ready-to-use, lyophilized for shelf stability, and targeted to the EV surface markers that tell your vesicles apart from everything else in the sample.

Labelled EV · antibody & fluorophoreF-NTA
antibodies bind CD9 · CD63 · CD81 → multi-marker fluorescent EV CD9 · 488 CD63 · 561 CD81 · 640
Optimized for ZetaView® F-NTALyophilized
3 markers
CD9 · CD63 · CD81
1 kit
Tetraspanin cocktail
+ control
IgG isotype reference
Ready-to-use
Minimal prep
Why F-NTA reagents

Specificity is a reagent decision.

Light scatter counts every particle in a suspension; fluorescence counts only the ones your antibody binds. The quality of that distinction — the gap between total and specific — depends entirely on the label: its affinity, its fluorophore, and the control you run alongside it.

Each antibody here is high-affinity and lyophilized for lot-to-lot consistency, with an IgG isotype control so you can measure and subtract non-specific background instead of guessing at it.

Specificity, illustrated

Pick a reagent, see what lights up

The same EV field, read with different labels. A single-marker antibody illuminates one subpopulation; the tetraspanin kit captures the union of all three; the IgG control shows the non-specific background that every specific count must be measured against.

Switch to the IgG control — the field nearly goes dark. That residual signal is your background, and it is exactly why an isotype control belongs in the experiment.

Specific (labelled)
% of particles
Background (IgG)
F-NTA field · specific signal vs backgroundLabelled
Detection reagent CD9 antibody
The reagents

Five products, one F-NTA workflow.

Detection antibody

F-NTA CD9

High-affinity CD9 detection antibody for tetraspanin-positive EV subpopulations.

CD9 · 488 nm channel
Detection antibody

F-NTA CD63

CD63 detection antibody for resolving the CD63-positive vesicle fraction.

CD63 · 561 nm channel
Detection antibody

F-NTA CD81

CD81 detection antibody for the third canonical EV tetraspanin marker.

CD81 · 640 nm channel
Detection kit

F-NTA EV Tetraspanin Kit

A ready-to-use cocktail for broad tetraspanin coverage across CD9, CD63, and CD81.

Multi-marker coverage
Control

F-NTA IgG Control

Isotype control antibody to quantify and subtract non-specific background signal.

Negative reference
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Map markers to your assay

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Why these reagents

Built for clean, quantitative F-NTA.

Affinity

High specificity

Targeted to EV surface markers (CD9, CD63, CD81) and viral proteins.

Workflow

Ready-to-use

Minimal preparation time, optimized for the ZetaView platform.

Stability

Lyophilized

Long shelf life and consistent lot-to-lot reproducibility.

Quantitative

Marker-to-count

Correlate surface biomarker expression directly with particle counts.

Versatile

Broad research utility

EV biology, vaccine development, and nanoparticle targeting studies.

Regulated

QC & release

Supports validated assays for release testing in regulated settings.

Interactive illustration is a teaching model of labelling specificity — representative behaviour, not product performance data or a substitute for validation.

Add specificity to every particle you count.

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For Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.