Rabbit Na+-Ca2+ exchanger (NCX3)

产品名称：Rabbit Na+-Ca2+ exchanger (NCX3)
产品型号：95209
产品厂商：Swant
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品牌：Swant 货号： 95209 品名：Rabbit Na+-Ca2+ exchanger (NCX3) 规格：200ul

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品名
Rabbit Na+ -Ca2+ exchanger (NCX3)

货号
95209

规格
200ul

克隆性
polyclonal

宿主动物
Rabbit

抗体形式
Antiserum lyophil.

产品形式
Lyophilized antiserum (no preservatives).

复溶
with 200 µl bidistilled water.

产品描述
This antiserum was produced against a fusion protein expressed using a clone encoding the large intracellular loop of the brain NCX3 isoform of the Na+ -Ca2+ exchanger. Details are described in Thurneysen et al. (2002). The antibody does not crossreact with NCX2 or NCX3. The antiserum has been used for immunoblots and immunohistochemistry.

稀释
We recommend that the optimal dilutions be determined by titration experiments.

储存
For long storage, keep at - 80°C (or at least - 20°C). For continuous use, keep at 4°C (with 0.01% Na-azide). Avoid repeated freezing and thawing.

参考文献
1. Thurneysen et al., Molec. Brain Res. 107:145-156, 2002

2. Papa et al., J. Comp. Neurol. 461:31-48, 2003

3. Bano et al., Cell 120: 275-285, 2005

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产品介绍
品名	Rabbit Na+ -Ca2+ exchanger (NCX3)
货号	95209
规格	200ul
克隆性	polyclonal
宿主动物	Rabbit
抗体形式	Antiserum lyophil.
产品形式	Lyophilized antiserum (no preservatives).
复溶	with 200 µl bidistilled water.
产品描述	This antiserum was produced against a fusion protein expressed using a clone encoding the large intracellular loop of the brain NCX3 isoform of the Na+ -Ca2+ exchanger. Details are described in Thurneysen et al. (2002). The antibody does not crossreact with NCX2 or NCX3. The antiserum has been used for immunoblots and immunohistochemistry.
稀释	We recommend that the optimal dilutions be determined by titration experiments.
储存	For long storage, keep at - 80°C (or at least - 20°C). For continuous use, keep at 4°C (with 0.01% Na-azide). Avoid repeated freezing and thawing.
参考文献	1. Thurneysen et al., Molec. Brain Res. 107:145-156, 2002 2. Papa et al., J. Comp. Neurol. 461:31-48, 2003 3. Bano et al., Cell 120: 275-285, 2005