Properdin, Mouse, mAb E12 – 100 µg

Properdin, Mouse, mAb E12 – 100 µg

Antibodies Primary

Article No

182-HM1138-100UG

Species Reactivity

mouse

Size

100 µg

Clone

E12

Source / Host

hamster

Shipping Information

Room Temperature

Application

FS, IA, WB

Article No

182-HM1138-100UG

Species Reactivity

mouse

Size

100 µg

Clone

E12

Source / Host

hamster

Shipping Information

Room Temperature

Application

FS, IA, WB

Specifications

Application FS, IA, WB
Article No 182-HM1138-100UG
Country Availability SE, FI, DK, NO, EE, LV, LT
Clone E12
Clone Type monoclonal
Conjugation Unconjugated
Description Properdin, Mouse, mAb E12 – 100 µg
Supplier Hycult biotechnology
Format 1 ml (100 μg/ml) 0.2 μm protein G purified antibody solution in PBS.
Immunogen Recombinant his-tagged mTSR5/6 isolated from E.coli (refolded)
Isotype IgG
Notes Monoclonal antibody E12 recognizes mouse properdin. The complement system is the first line of defense against pathogens and facilitates elimination of apoptotic and damaged cells. Positive regulator plasma protein properdin is critical for the alternative pathway of complement. It is a single-chain glycoprotein (ca 53kDa) consisting of six TSR sequences. In the blood it exists as a mixture of preferably head-to-tail trimers, but also dimers and tetramers. The protein is produced by leukocytes, like activated neutrophils monocytes and T-lymphocytes, but also by eg. stressed endothelial cells. Properdin can both initiate and positively regulate the alternative pathway activity together with C3 and factors B, D, I and H. It binds to C3b where It stabilizes the labile C3bBb convertase which is deposited on immune complexes or foreign surfaces. Thereby enhancing the AP by stimulation of amplification of C3bBb-convertase formation in competition with catabolism of C3b by factor I, which uses factor H as a cofactor. The local amplification process leads to the creation of the alternative pathway C5 convertase, C3bBb3b, and initiates the terminal pathway of complement activation. The alternative pathway may account for ca 80% of the terminal pathway activity. Properdin has also been shown to directly limit factor H activity. Recent studies show that properdin is also a pattern-recognition receptor (PRR) able to bind directly to microbial surfaces, apoptotic and necrotic cells (dangerous nonself and altered self). Inappropriate activation or dysregulation of the alternative pathway is a critical factor in development of several autoimmune conditions. Targets opsonized with properdin are labeled for clearance by scavenger cells, even without complement. This makes it a potential therapeutic target in diseases. Recent studies has shown renewed interest in the evaluating role of properdin in disease pathogenesis, like Asthma, arthritis, septic shock, AMD and C3 glomerulopathy.
Alias Names Complement factor P Gene name: Cfp, Pfc
Previous Article No 182-HM1138, 182-HM1138-100UG, HM1138-100UG
Product Type Antibodies Primary
Research area Immunology
Shipping Information Room Temperature
Size 100 µg
Source / Host hamster
Species Reactivity mouse
Storage Product should be stored at 4°C. Under recommended storage conditions, product is stable for at least one year.
Substrate / Buffer 0.2 ml (100 μg/ml) 0.2 μm protein G purified antibody solution in PBS.
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