At1g58525 Antibody

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Description

Introduction to At1g58525 Antibody

The At1g58525 antibody is a polyclonal antibody developed against the Arabidopsis thaliana (Mouse-ear cress) protein encoded by the gene locus At1g58525, with UniProt accession Q9C653 . This antibody is part of a custom collection designed to meet specialized research needs in plant biology, particularly for studying protein expression, localization, and functional analysis in Arabidopsis models.

Target Protein: At1g58525

The antigen recognized by this antibody is a hypothetical protein of unknown function, annotated as AT1G58525 in the Arabidopsis genome. Key features include:

  • Molecular weight: Not explicitly stated in available literature.

  • Gene structure: Located on chromosome 1.

  • Expression: Presumed to be expressed in specific tissues or developmental stages, though functional studies remain limited .

Validation

  • Specificity: Validated for reactivity with Arabidopsis thaliana extracts, though independent peer-reviewed data are absent.

  • Cross-reactivity: No reported cross-reactivity with other plant species or proteins .

Research Applications

While direct studies using At1g58525 antibody are not documented in the reviewed literature, its potential uses align with broader applications of plant-specific antibodies:

  • Protein Localization: Mapping subcellular distribution of At1g58525 in Arabidopsis tissues .

  • Functional Genomics: Investigating knockout or overexpression phenotypes linked to the At1g58525 gene.

  • Biomarker Studies: Probing stress-induced expression changes in mutant vs. wild-type plants .

Comparative Analysis of Arabidopsis Antibodies

The table below contextualizes At1g58525 within Cusabio’s Arabidopsis antibody portfolio:

Antibody NameTarget GeneUniProt IDApplicationsKey Features
At1g58525 AntibodyAt1g58525Q9C653WB, IHCPolyclonal, high specificity
GIP1 AntibodyGIP1Q8VZS6WB, ELISATargets gibberellin-related protein
GPAT1 AntibodyGPAT1Q9SHJ5IHC, FunctionalInvolved in lipid metabolism

Data synthesized from Cusabio and Abmart .

Challenges and Limitations

  • Specificity Concerns: Commercial antibodies for plant proteins often lack rigorous validation, as seen in studies criticizing non-specific binding of AT1 receptor antibodies .

  • Functional Data Gap: No peer-reviewed publications specifically using At1g58525 antibody were identified, highlighting a need for independent verification .

Future Directions

  • Mechanistic Studies: Link At1g58525 to pathways like stress response or growth regulation using CRISPR-edited lines.

  • Antibody Optimization: Develop monoclonal variants to improve reproducibility, as demonstrated for ITPRIPL1 in cancer research .

Product Specs

Buffer
Preservative: 0.03% Proclin 300
Composition: 50% Glycerol, 0.01M Phosphate Buffered Saline (PBS), pH 7.4
Form
Liquid
Lead Time
Made-to-order (14-16 weeks)
Synonyms
At1g58525 antibody; F9K23.12GDSL esterase/lipase At1g58525 antibody; EC 3.1.1.- antibody; Extracellular lipase At1g58525 antibody
Target Names
At1g58525
Uniprot No.

Target Background

Database Links

KEGG: ath:AT1G58525

UniGene: At.443

Protein Families
'GDSL' lipolytic enzyme family
Subcellular Location
Secreted.

Q&A

FAQs for Researchers on AT1g58525 Antibody (Academic Research Focus)

Advanced Research Questions

  • How do I resolve discrepancies in AT1g58525 antibody reactivity across studies?

    • Analysis framework:

      FactorInvestigative ActionExample from Literature
      Epitope stabilityTest denaturing vs. native PAGE conditionsCommercial AT1R antibodies showed variable stability
      Post-translational modificationsTreat samples with phosphatases/glycosidasesInternal viral protein antibodies required conformational analysis
      Species cross-reactivityValidate in phylogenetically diverse modelsAnti-AT1R antibodies failed cross-species validation
  • Can machine learning predict AT1g58525 antibody-antigen binding efficiency for novel variants?

    • Method: Adapt active learning strategies like uncertainty sampling or diversity sampling to prioritize experimental validation of high-risk epitope variants .

    • Case study: A 2025 study reduced required antigen mutants by 35% using iterative model training on antibody-antigen libraries .

  • How do I design a high-throughput internalization assay for AT1g58525 antibodies?

    • Protocol:

      1. Label antibodies with pH-sensitive dyes (e.g., Fabfluor-pH) to track endosomal uptake .

      2. Use real-time imaging in 96-well plates with cell density optimization (5K–20K cells/well ideal) .

      • Validation: Compare against CRISPR-edited AT1g58525 knockout lines to confirm signal specificity .

Data Interpretation Challenges

  • What statistical approaches reconcile conflicting clinical correlations of antibody levels?

    • Strategy: Apply causal inference models to separate protective vs. bystander effects, as demonstrated in COVID-19 antibody studies .

    • Example: In SARS-CoV-2 research, non-canonical antibodies showed survival prediction comparable to spike proteins despite lower titers .

  • How to address cross-reactivity with conserved epitopes in plant protein families?

    • Solution:

      • Generate chimeric proteins swapping domains between AT1g58525 and homologs (e.g., AT1G58530)

      • Use competitive ELISA with recombinant paralog proteins .

    • Data: Studies on coronavirus antibodies found conserved epitope responses required multi-parametric profiling .

Comparative Studies

  • What metrics best compare antibody performance across platforms?

    • Evaluation matrix:

      MetricFlow CytometryImmunoprecipitationTissue Imaging
      Sensitivity0.1–1 ng/mL10–100 ng/mL1–10 ng/mL
      ThroughputHigh (10³ cells/sec)Medium (24 samples/day)Low (4 h/scan)
      Spatial resolutionN/AN/A200 nm

Key Validation Criteria from Literature

  • Specificity: ≥5-fold signal reduction in knockout controls

  • Reproducibility: Z’ factor >0.6 in 96-well assays

  • Context dependence: Profile in ≥3 biological systems (e.g., protoplasts, roots, flowers)

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