Actin Nucleation and Polymerization Antibody Sampler Kit 8606T from Cell Signaling Technology

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ItemActin Nucleation and Polymerization Antibody Sampler Kit
CompanyCell Signaling Technology
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Catalog Number8606T
Quantity1 Kit
Research AreaCytoskeletal Signaling
TargetN-WASP;WAVE2;Rac1;Rac1 (Ser71) phosphate;Profilin-1;Cdc42;Cdc42 (Ser71) phosphate;ARP3;ARP2
NCBI Full Gene Nameprofilin 1, cell division cycle 42, WASP family member 2, WASP like actin nucleation promoting factor, Rac family small GTPase 1, actin related protein 2, actin related protein 3
NCBI Gene AliasesWASF4, WASPB, WAVE2, p21-Rac1, dJ393P12.2, TC-25, CDC42Hs, Rac-1, SCAR2, N-WASP, G25K, MRD48, TKS, MIG5, IMD2, ALS18, NWASP, ARP3, ARP2

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