NF-L was shown to bind only neurofilaments in healthy neurons and their processes but failed to recognize degenerating and degenerated neurons and processes. These antibodies have been dubbed "DegenoTag" reagents and should have wide utility for researchers on neurodegeneration. A peer-reviewed report on this work was accepted for publication in the journal Brain Communications, and will appear both on line and in print shortly. By 2022, the EnCor product line had increased to over 250 items, the antibodies mostly being used for research purposes, with a particular focus on immunocytochemistry and western blotting, though many are also utilized for immunocytochemistry, immunoprecipitation and ELISA. Some have become useful for diagnostic histopathology and for monitoring the levels of protein biomarkers, of research and potential clinical utility. EnCor supplies reagents to research labs and other reagent companies such as Abcam, BioLegend, Thermo Fisher Scientific, EMD Millipore, Bio-Techne and many others. EnCor is well known for the quality of its cell, tissue and western blotting images, many of which have been made available on Wikipedia Commons and widely used in books, articles, posters, for teaching, advertising and many other purposes, see . Key EnCor Publications References Article about University of Florida start up companies from Business Week, 2007 Gainesville Sun article about one of EnCor's discoveries, 2005 External links Biotechnology companies of the United States Companies based in Gainesville, Florida Biotechnology companies established in 1999 Research support companies 1999 establishments in Florida