At3g10510 Antibody

Antibody Overview

The At3g10510 antibody is a primary antibody used to detect and study the protein product of the At3g10510 gene in biochemical assays. Key attributes include:

This antibody is part of a broader catalog of plant-specific primary antibodies, including those targeting proteins like APS1 (AT5G61400) and AT4G36750 .

Key Features

• Epitope Recognition: The antibody binds to epitopes on the At3g10510 protein, enabling detection in assays like Western blot or immunoprecipitation .

• Isotype: Not explicitly stated, but primary antibodies for plant proteins are typically polyclonal due to high diversity requirements .

Research Applications

The At3g10510 antibody is utilized in studies investigating:

For example, studies on Arabidopsis histone demethylases have used antibodies at dilutions of 1:170 to analyze post-translational modifications .

Characterization and Validation

The antibody’s performance is validated through:

Commercial suppliers like Cusabio (e.g., CSB-PA887256XA01DOA) provide antibodies with pre-validated protocols .

Research Findings and Implications

• Gene Function: At3g10510 is linked to processes like epigenetic regulation (e.g., histone demethylation) .

• Comparative Biology: Kelch repeat proteins in plants may share functional analogies with human proteins involved in ubiquitination pathways .

Limitations and Future Directions

• Specificity Challenges: Cross-reactivity with homologous kelch repeat proteins requires validation .

• Therapeutic Potential: While not directly therapeutic, insights into plant kelch proteins could inform drug discovery in human diseases .