GATA9 Antibody

Absence of "GATA9" in Scientific Literature

• GATA family proteins (e.g., GATA1-6) are well-documented transcription factors involved in cellular differentiation and development.

• No protein or gene named "GATA9" is cataloged in:

  • The HUGO Gene Nomenclature Committee (HGNC) database

  • UniProt protein knowledgebase

  • PubMed or PMC archives (including all search results provided) .

Potential Misreference or Typographical Error

The query may refer to GATA3, a clinically significant protein with validated antibodies described in multiple sources:

GATA3 Antibody (Example: Cell Signaling Technology #5852)

Antibody Validation Insights

While no "GATA9" antibodies exist, recent initiatives highlight best practices for antibody characterization:

• Standardized validation protocols: Require knockout cell lines, multi-application testing (WB, IP, IF), and open data sharing .

• Renewable antibodies: Recombinant formats (e.g., IgG) are prioritized for consistency and scalability .

Recommendations for Further Inquiry

1. Verify target nomenclature: Confirm whether "GATA9" refers to a novel protein or a typographical error (e.g., GATA3, GATA6).

2. Explore antibody repositories:

   • CiteAb

   • Antibody Registry

   • Cell Signaling Technology (e.g., GATA3 #5852 )