Antibody against Neurofibromin: Diagnostic and Prognostic Marker for Glioma Treatment

Monoclonal Antibody against Neurofibromin as a diagnostic and prognostic Marker for Glioma Treatment. The proof of concept is established with Biopsy Material. The antibody is fast, reliable & ready to use.

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