Fast Shipping Recombinant Mouse Ngr/rtn4r Protein (fc Tag) Gadget [uKQvVRwM]

Fast Shipping Recombinant Mouse Ngr/rtn4r Protein (fc Tag) Gadget [uKQvVRwM]

Introducing our high-quality Fast Shipping Recombinant Mouse Ngr/rtn4r Protein (fc Tag) Gadget [uKQvVRwM], a cutting-edge product designed for research applications in neuroscience and cellular biology. This protein is expressed in HEK293 cells, ensuring purity and reliability. With its C-Fc tag, this protein offers enhanced binding capabilities and is ideal for various experiments, including immunofluorescence, ELISA, and Western blotting.

Product Specifications

Our Fast Shipping Recombinant Mouse Ngr/rtn4r Protein (fc Tag) Gadget [uKQvVRwM] boasts several key features. It has a calculated molecular weight of 72.7 kDa and an observed molecular weight of 100-120 kDa, providing accurate size determination. The protein is >95% pure, as determined by reducing SDS-PAGE, ensuring high quality and consistency. It is also endotoxin-free, with less than 1.0 EU per μg, making it suitable for sensitive assays. Additionally, this protein is lyophilized from a PBS solution, pH 7.4, with added protectants like trehalose, mannitol, and Tween 80 to maintain stability and integrity.

Applications and Benefits

The Fast Shipping Recombinant Mouse Ngr/rtn4r Protein (fc Tag) Gadget [uKQvVRwM] is a valuable tool for researchers studying axonal growth inhibition, myelination, and neural regeneration. Its specific binding to Nogo, MAG, and OMG makes it ideal for investigating the role of NgR in the central nervous system. This protein can be used in various applications, such as:

• Immunofluorescence to visualize NgR expression in cells and tissues
• ELISA for quantifying NgR levels in biological samples
• Western blotting to detect NgR protein expression

By using our Fast Shipping Recombinant Mouse Ngr/rtn4r Protein (fc Tag) Gadget [uKQvVRwM], researchers can gain valuable insights into the complex processes of neural development and regeneration, contributing to advancements in the field of neuroscience.