Cannabinoid receptor CB1-R Antibody from Synaptic Systems GmbH

The Cannabinoid receptor CB1-R Antibody has been shown to be reactive with mouse and rat tissues, making it suitable for studies involving these species.

Yes, the Cannabinoid receptor CB1-R Antibody is applicable for immunohistochemistry, as indicated by its use in studies examining the development of CCK+ interneurons in the forebrain, where it helped elucidate the role of Dystroglycan in synaptic partner recognition.

The antibody has been cited in research focused on the postnatal development of CCK/cannabinoid receptor-1 interneurons, highlighting its utility in understanding the molecular pathways involved in neuronal circuit formation.

The immunogen for the Cannabinoid receptor CB1-R Antibody is a synthetic peptide corresponding to amino acids 450 to 473 from rat CB1-R. This specificity is relevant as it targets a region of the receptor that may be critical for its function and interaction with other proteins in the neuronal context.