Programmed cell death is a selective process of physiological cell deletion. It plays a major role in developmental biology and in maintenance of homeostasis in vertebrates. For example, during maturation, T cells recognising self antigens are destroyed by programmed cell
In general, early apoptosis can be determined by Mitochondrial membrane ΔΨm assay, Annexin V-FITC/PI assay and Caspase-3 assay. Late apoptosis can be determined by TUNEL, DNA ladder assay and DNA content analysis. Elabscience® provides simple and sensitive solutions for detection
Featured Apoptosis Products Available from Abnova: LGALS1 monoclonal antibody FAIM3 monoclonal antibody PAX7 monoclonal antibody FIS1 monoclonal antibody Caspase-3 Staining Kit Apoptosis Phospho-Specific Array Cathepsin B Activity Assay Kit Apoptosis is the process of programmed cell death used by multicellular
Given the prominent role of Fas in many important cell functions (Read: 7 Facts to Catch You Up to Speed on Fas). Fas has been implicated in a variety of disease states such as cancer. Here are some major findings
Fas antigen is a receptor protein that has been linked to many diseases such as cancer(1) and autoimmune diseases(2). Here are seven findings from research on this protein to catch you up to speed on Fas: Fas is mainly involved
S100 proteins are a family of proteins known for their role in a variety of cellular pathways and diseases. This blog post will catch you up on the latest research on these important proteins. The S100 protein family consists of
As discussed in two prior blog posts, PCSK9 has primarily been studied for its role in regulating cholesterol levels and as a target for treatments to lower cholesterol. However, PCSK9 has been found to be involved in many other important pathways. This