“…We have confirmed that the GLUT1 antibody is highly suitable for immunohistochemistry as it recognizes GLUT1 across a diverse number of mammalian species including human, canine, rat, mouse, marmot, bovine, ovine, equine and elephant. There are numerous publications in the literature that report successful application of this polyclonal antibody in studies of human and animal tissues (Brown et al, 1988;Davies et al, 1987Davies et al, , 1990Froehner et al, 1988;Kasanicki et al, 1987;Takakura et al, 1991;Yi et al, 1992). Rabbit polyclonal antibodies against human GLUT9 (Augustin et al, 2004;Carayannopoulos et al, 2004) Although the GLUT9 antisera are less well characterized, they have recently been affinity purified and successfully used to study GLUT9 expression (Augustin et al, 2004).…”