Research Area
Phosphorylation
Phosphorylation is defined as the introduction of a phosphate group into an organic molecule. Phosphorylation has many functions including being an important regulator, activation of molecules, inhibiting protein activity, turning a nonpolar hydrophobic protein into a polar hydrophilic molecule and causing the binding of proteins to activate or inhibit particular cell signaling systems. Concomitantly, the process of de-phosphorylation (the removal of a phosphate group) plays a reciprocal and important role in the regulation of these functions too.
Phospho-specific antibodies are a powerful tool because of their ability to detect protein phosphorylation at very specific sites. This can lead to a highly specific analysis of what is occurring in the cell or cellular pathway under given experimental conditions. They are therefore critical reagents both for basic research and for clinical diagnosis.
| Product |
Category |
Clone # |
Catalog # |
Size |
Description |
Research Area |
Price |
Place Order |
| Acetylated Lysine Antibody |
Antibodies |
7F8 |
SMC-153D |
100ug |
Anti-Acetylated Lysine |
Cell Signaling, Phosphorylation |
$285.00 USDBulk Quote |
|
| Akt2 (PKB beta) Antibody |
Antibodies |
N/A |
SPC-148F |
400ul |
Anti-Akt2 (PKB beta) |
Cell Signaling, Phosphorylation |
$250.00 USDBulk Quote |
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