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    <description>UKCA marking is not a single hurdle but a sequence of evidence, registration and labelling decisions. This guide sets out where CE marking still carries weight in Great Britain, the documentation points that most often stall small diagnostic developers, and a practical checklist for planning submissions in 2026.</description>
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    <description>Antibody laboratories generate valuable knowledge about validation, lot history and troubleshooting, but much of it disappears when fixed-term researchers move on. A lightweight documentation culture and a shared antibody registry can keep that hard-won experience inside the laboratory.</description>
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    <description>Affinity constants are useful shorthand, but they do not describe how an antibody will behave in a bivalent assay, in a complex sample matrix or after immobilisation on a plastic surface. UK diagnostic developers need a selection framework that treats avidity, format and interference as first-class variables.</description>
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    <description>Antibody reagent supply is no longer a procurement afterthought for UK laboratories. This contingency map sets out how research and diagnostic teams can reduce customs friction, cold-chain delays and single-source vendor risk in 2026.</description>
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    <description>UK diagnostic developers are taking a fresh look at polyclonal antibodies for lateral flow, not as a legacy ascites product but as a practical option for complex matrices and supply resilience. This review sets out the technical and regulatory criteria that should guide selection in 2026.</description>
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    <description>Antibody validation is still too often treated as a final checkbox rather than a design requirement. This opinion piece offers a practical audit for UK laboratories and explains how to build knockout or knockdown evidence into grant applications without inflating the budget.</description>
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