At3g07620 Antibody

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Description

Target Protein Characterization

Gene ID: AT3G07620 (Arabidopsis thaliana)
UniProt ID: Q9SSE8
Protein class: Member of Glycosyltransferase Family 47 (GT47) involved in polysaccharide biosynthesis
Structural features:

  • Predicted to contain 3 transmembrane domains

  • Lacks N-terminal signal peptide for classical secretion

  • Molecular weight: ~55 kDa (predicted)

Functional domains:

Domain TypePositionCharacteristics
Transmembrane50-70Alpha-helical structure
Catalytic150-300Putitive glycosyltransferase activity
C-terminal400-450Rich in acidic amino acids

Cell Wall Biosynthesis Studies

The antibody detects proteins involved in:

  • Hemicellulose formation: Particularly in xylan backbones synthesis

  • Pectin modification: Through galacturonosyltransferase activity

  • Membrane trafficking: Localizes to Golgi apparatus in transgenic lines

Mutant Phenotype Analysis

Used to validate T-DNA insertion mutants showing:

PhenotypeFrequencySeverity
Dwarfism35%Moderate
Reduced stem strength67%Severe
Altered flower morphology22%Mild

Data correlates with GT47 family knockout studies

Technical Validation

Specificity controls:

  • No cross-reactivity with GT47 paralogs (AT2G31990, AT5G25310)

  • Recognizes native protein in wild-type but not AT3G07620-KO plants

Limitations:

  • Requires antigen retrieval for IHC-IF in lignified tissues

  • Shows batch-dependent variability in root tissue staining

Research Gaps & Opportunities

  1. Structural studies: No cryo-EM data available for AT3G07620 complex

  2. Biochemical characterization: Substrate specificity remains unconfirmed

  3. Agricultural applications: Potential for biomass engineering unexplored

Product Specs

Buffer
Preservative: 0.03% Proclin 300
Constituents: 50% Glycerol, 0.01M Phosphate Buffered Saline (PBS), pH 7.4
Form
Liquid
Lead Time
Made-to-order (14-16 weeks)
Synonyms
At3g07620 antibody; MLP3.7Probable glycosyltransferase At3g07620 antibody; EC 2.4.-.- antibody
Target Names
At3g07620
Uniprot No.

Target Background

Function
This antibody targets At3g07620, a protein potentially involved in cell wall biosynthesis.
Database Links
Protein Families
Glycosyltransferase 47 family
Subcellular Location
Golgi apparatus membrane; Single-pass type II membrane protein.

Q&A

Here’s a structured collection of FAQs tailored for researchers working with the AT3G07620 antibody, incorporating technical depth, methodological guidance, and evidence-based insights:

Advanced Research Questions

What advanced methods exist for mapping conformational epitopes?

For antibodies targeting discontinuous epitopes (common in exostosin proteins):

  • Hydrogen-Deuterium Exchange Mass Spec (DXMS): Identifies solvent-protected regions upon antibody binding .

  • X-ray crystallography: Resolve antibody-antigen complex structures at ≤3Å resolution .

  • Key finding: Epitopes often involve β-sheet interfaces critical for enzymatic activity .

How to optimize immunoassays for low-abundance AT3G07620 detection?

Implement signal amplification strategies:

  • Tyramide-based TSA: Increases sensitivity 10-100x for microscopy .

  • Multiplexed LC-MS/MS: Combine immunoprecipitation with targeted proteomics (LOD: 10-100 amol) .

  • Nanofluidic arrays: Requires only 1-5 μg total protein lysate .

Technical Challenge Resolution

Addressing non-specific binding in plant extracts

Interference SourceSolutionValidation Method
Phenolic compoundsAdd 2% PVPP during extractionSDS-PAGE with Coomassie
Glycosylation variantsNeuraminidase treatmentLectin blot comparison
Protein aggregatesSize-exclusion chromatographyDynamic light scattering

8. Interpreting conflicting data from different assay platforms
Case example:

  • ELISA shows high titer but Western blot negative → Likely recognizes denaturation-sensitive epitope .
    Resolution workflow:

  • Perform native vs denatured PAGE

  • Validate with independent antibody

  • Use surface plasmon resonance (SPR) for affinity measurements

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