Mouse Anti-DYKDDDDK-tag Monoclonal Antibody, IgG1 Subclass

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Mouse Anti-DYKDDDDK-tag Monoclonal Antibody is a purified IgG1/kappa monoclonal antibody isolated from murine ascites fluid that binds to proteins with a DYKDDDDK marker at a free N-terminus or C-terminus. It is useful for the identification of proteins with DYKDDDDK markers at free N-termini and C-termini by common immunological applications in yeast, animal, and E. coli cells. GenScript Mouse Anti-DYKDDDDK-tag Monoclonal Antibody is also useful for affinity purification of proteins with a DYKDDDDK marker at free N- termini or C-termini when bound to a solid support.

Cat. No.	A00013
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Overview Properties Background

Overview

Specificity	Recognizes over-expressed proteins containing DYKDDDDK epitope tag fused to either amino- or carboxy-terminal of targeted proteins.
Host Species	Mouse
Immunogen	A synthetic peptide (DYKDDDDK) coupled to KLH

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Properties

Reconstitution	Lyophilized from 1 mg/ml PBS solution. Reconstitute it with sterile water to 1 mg/ml.
Clone ID	A00013.01

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Background

Target Background

Mouse Anti-DYKDDDDK-tag Monoclonal Antibody is a purified IgG1/kappa monoclonal antibody isolated from murine ascites fluid that binds to proteins with a DYKDDDDK marker at a free N-terminus or C-terminus. It is useful for the identification of proteins with DYKDDDDK markers at free N-termini and C-termini by common immunological applications in yeast, animal, and E. coli cells. GenScript Mouse Anti-DYKDDDDK-tag Monoclonal Antibody is also useful for affinity purification of proteins with a DYKDDDDK marker at free N- termini or C-termini when bound to a solid support.

Synonyms

Mouse Anti-DYKDDDDK-tag mAb;

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Citations

1. KangKang, et al. An improved Tet-on system in microRNA overexpression and CRISPR/Cas9-mediated gene editing. J Anim Sci Biotechnol. (2019-01)
2. Joung H, et al. Enhancer of polycomb1 lessens neointima formation by potentiation of myocardin-induced smooth muscle differentiation. Atherosclerosis. (2012-05)