The At4g39590 Antibody is designed for research applications in plant molecular biology. Key specifications include:
This antibody is tailored for studying the At4g39590 protein, which belongs to the galactose oxidase/kelch repeat superfamily (KEGG T00041) .
The AT4G39590 gene in Arabidopsis thaliana encodes a protein with potential roles in cellular processes involving kelch repeats and galactose oxidase-like domains. Key genomic and functional annotations include:
The antibody’s validated applications include ELISA and Western Blot, making it suitable for detecting the At4g39590 protein in plant tissues. Research gaps and potential uses include:
Epigenetic Regulation: While AT4G39590 is not directly linked to histone-modifying enzymes (e.g., Jumonji demethylases ), kelch repeat proteins may interact with chromatin-associated factors.
Stress Response: Kelch repeats are often involved in stress signaling pathways, suggesting At4g39590 could play a role in abiotic or biotic stress responses.
Protein Interaction Studies: The antibody could facilitate co-immunoprecipitation (Co-IP) to identify At4g39590 binding partners.
Current data on At4g39590 Antibody is restricted to product specifications and gene annotations. Critical gaps include:
Functional Studies: No published studies directly employing this antibody to investigate At4g39590’s role in Arabidopsis.
Subcellular Localization: Immunolocalization experiments (e.g., confocal microscopy) are needed to determine the protein’s cellular compartment.
Knockout Phenotypes: Mutant analysis could reveal developmental or physiological defects linked to AT4G39590.
While unrelated to At4g39590, insights from other plant antibodies highlight the importance of specificity and validation:
| Antibody | Target | Applications | Species | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| At4g39590 Antibody | At4g39590 protein | ELISA, WB | Arabidopsis | |
| 14-3-3 gamma Antibody (AT4B9) | 14-3-3 gamma protein | ELISA, ICC, WB | Human |
The At4g39590 Antibody’s plant-specific reactivity contrasts with human-targeted antibodies like AT4B9 , underscoring its niche utility in plant research.
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