DEAQ RNA-dependent ATPase ELISA Kits

Listed are ELISA Kits for the detection of DEAQ RNA-dependent ATPase, an alias name of DEAQ-box RNA dependent ATPase 1. The human protein, encoded by the gene DQX1, is 717 amino acid residues long and has a mass of 79,476 daltons. However, there are up to 3 reported isoforms. It is an enzyme of the DNA helicase class. This protein is reported to have a nuclear cellular localization. This target may also be known as: ATP-dependent RNA helicase DQX1, DEAQ RNA-dependent ATPase DQX1, and DEAQ box polypeptide 1 (RNA-dependent ATPase).

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Human Albumin ELISA Kit
The Bethyl Human Albumin ELISA Kit enables quantitative detection of albumin in serum, plasma, CSF, milk, and urine. Using a sandwich ELISA format, it provides sensitive, colorimetric measurement via antibody binding and enzymatic reaction. Ideal for up to 40 duplicate samples, it supports clinical research and monitoring of conditions affecting albumin levels. The kit is ready for immediate use with all required components included for streamlined and reliable testing.
ChemiDoc™ MP Imaging System
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Effective PBMC Staining with an Optimized Santa Cruz Antibody

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We were trying to validate GAPDH as an intracellular reference protein in PBMCs from healthy blood donors using flow cytometry. Had some initial trouble with the background, but sorted it out eventually. Overall, happy with the results.
Limited Performance Observed with Rabbit Polyclonal Unc93a Antibody

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We created a construct for the overexpression of UNC93A and transiently transfected it into HEK293T cells. The FLAG-tagged UNC93A protein was easily detected with an anti-FLAG antibody. However, we were unable to identify a corresponding band using the UNC93A antibody, even at a dilution of 1:100. These results indicate that while the overexpression construct is successfully expressed, the antibody does not recognize UNC93A under the conditions used for Western blotting.

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