Anti-Zfp697 Antibody Products

Listed below are anti-Zfp697 antibodies from multiple suppliers. Zfp697 is a reported alias name for the human gene ZNF697, or 'zinc finger protein 697'. The 545-amino acid protein is a member of the Krueppel C2H2-type zinc-finger protein family. The cellular localization is predicted to be nuclear. See the supplier page to learn important antibody details, such as target specificity and designated applications.

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