Anti-xrp1 Antibody Products

Listed below are anti-Xrp1 antibodies from multiple suppliers. Xrp1 is a reported alias name for the human gene MSI2, or 'musashi RNA binding protein 2'. The 328-amino acid protein is a member of the Musashi family. The cellular localization is predicted to be cytoplasmic. The Xrp1 antigen is a documented neural stem cell marker. See the supplier page to learn important antibody details, such as target specificity and designated applications.

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Recombinant REAfinity™ Antibodies
Recombinant REAfinity™ Antibodies for reproducible flow cytometry results Recombinant antibodies are the next generation of engineered flow cytometry antibodies, and represent the first truly fundamental shift in antibodies since monoclonals were first developed 40 years ago. Recombinant antibodies are derived from a defined set of genes, and the production process is highly standardized. Therefore, these antibodies are consistent in their structure and performance, leading to high experimental...
Anti-Iba-1 Polyclonal Antibody, Unconjugated
Anti Iba-1 is specifically reactive to microglia and macrophages, and are appropriate for immuno-double staining of brain tissues and cell culture in combination with monoclonal antibody to GFAP, which specifically reactes to astrocytes.

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Conjugated Antibody From Proteintech to Label HA-Tagged Proteins

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I express recombinant proteins with HA tag in mammalian cells and try to monitor condensate formation with osmotic stress. Since there are no good antibodies against my protein of interest, tagging with a small HA tag allows visualization of my protein with the help of immunofluorescence.
HA Antibody for Immunofluorescence With Specific Labeling

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In my current work, I express recombinant proteins tagged with HA in mammalian cells to observe condensate formation under osmotic stress. Due to the absence of appropriate antibodies for my protein of interest, the use of a small HA tag allows for visualization via immunofluorescence.

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