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ANTIBODY polyclonal manufacturer Cat# LS-C20180<br /> available in the USA only immunogen = synthetic peptide corresp. to the C- terminus of MMP7: peptide sequence (Q K L Y G K R S N S R K K) affinity purified matrix metalloproteinase-7 (MMP-7; also known as
ANTIBODY monoclonal manufacturer Cat# LS-C8775 immunogen = recombinant human matrilysin (PUMP-1) protein A purified pro (latent) and active forms of matrix metalloproteinase-7 (MMP-7; also known as Matrilysin or PUMP-1) Matrix Metalloproteinases LifeSpan Bioscienc
ANTIBODY monoclonal manufacturer Cat# LS-C8774 immunogen = recombinant human matrilysin (PUMP-1) protein A purified pro (latent) and active forms of matrix metalloproteinase-7 (MMP-7; also known as Matrilysin or PUMP-1) Matrix Metalloproteinases LifeSpan Bioscienc
ANTIBODY monoclonal manufacturer Cat# LS-C8770 immunogen = recombinant human matrilysin (PUMP-1) protein A purified pro (latent, ~28kD) and active (~18kD) forms of matrix metalloproteinase-7 (MMP-7; also known as Matrilysin or PUMP-1); no crossreaction with the pr
ANTIBODY monoclonal manufacturer Cat# LS-C8765 immunogen = rectal carcinoma (SW837) cells IgG fractionation MMP-7 precursor form; no crossreaction with active forms of MMP and MMP-1,-2,-3,-8,-9 and-13 Matrix Metalloproteinases LifeSpan Biosciences, Inc. Mouse Huma
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ANTIBODY polyclonal manufacturer Cat# LS-C8803 immunogen = synthetic peptide from the middle region of human MMP-9 protein A purified MMP-9 <em>not</em> mouse, rat and bovine Matrix Metalloproteinases LifeSpan Biosciences, Inc. Rabbit Human Guinea Pig
ANTIBODY polyclonal manufacturer Cat# LS-C8802 immunogen = synthetic peptide from the middle region of human MMP-9 protein A purified MMP-9 <em>not</em> mouse, rat and bovine Matrix Metalloproteinases LifeSpan Biosciences, Inc. Rabbit Human Guinea Pig
ANTIBODY monoclonal manufacturer Cat# LS-C8799 immunogen = recombinant MMP-9 protein A purified MMP-9; no cross reaction with MMP-1,-2 or-3 Matrix Metalloproteinases LifeSpan Biosciences, Inc. Mouse Human MMP-9 http://alzforum.org/res/com/ant/default.asp?antibodyI
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COMMENT Although Huntington and Alzheimer diseases have different underlying causes, the similarities in the neuronal Ca2+ increases observed in the Romero et al. study with the Ca2+ signaling dysregulations observed in AD point to a growing consensus that Ca2+ s
COMMENT The present paper makes an important contribution to understanding the proteins which are responsible for docking of axonal mitochondria and for controlling their mobility. The authors have identified a role for axon-targeted syntaphilin in mitochondrial
COMMENT We know, based on Mandelkow’s and Hirokawa’s work, that accumulation of tau in neurons inhibits axonal transport, and may affect synaptic function. Hyperphosphorylation of tau detaches tau from microtubules, and restores axonal transport. However, subsequ
COMMENT This paper reports an Aβ ligand (18)F-BAY94-9172 that, due to the half-life of (18)F, is suitable for clinical use. This is an important study and good news for clinicians. 0 hilkka.soininen
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