Stemgent® Purified Mouse anti-Mouse/Human βIII Tubulin Antibody

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The Stemgent® Purified Mouse anti-Mouse/Human βIII-Tubulin Antibody was screened on neural cells derived from mouse and human ES cells via directed differentiation and selected as the best application-tested antibody for βIII-tubulin. This antibody was generated against the peptide (ESESQGPK) derived from the C-terminus of the human βIII-tubulin protein. Tubulin is the major constituent of microtubules, existing as a heterodimer of α and β subunits. βIII-tubulin is regarded as a specific probe for the cells of neuronal origin as well as for tumors originating from these cells. The expression of βIII tubulin has been suggested to be one of the earliest markers to signal neuronal commitment in primitive neuroepithelium^1-8.

 

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