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Human HSP Array (9 targets) (SARB0046)

SKU SARB0046
Product Type Protein Array
Analytes HSP10
Analytes HSP27
Analytes HSP32
Analytes HSP40
Analytes HSP60
Analytes HSP70
Analytes HSP90
Analytes GRP75
Analytes Ubiquitin+1
Reactivity Human
Applications Multiplex Array
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Human HSP Array (9 targets) (SARB0046)

The Human HSP Array (9 Targets) is a comprehensive research tool from Assay Genie designed to simultaneously detect multiple Heat Shock Proteins (HSPs) in human samples. This array includes targets such as HSP70, HSP90, and HSP60, which play crucial roles in cellular stress response and protein folding.This high-quality array is optimized for use in protein lysates and cell culture supernatants, allowing for the detection and quantification of HSP expression levels. With its sensitivity and specificity, researchers can easily analyze the dynamics of HSP expression in various disease states, including cancer, neurodegenerative disorders, and cardiovascular diseases.

The Human HSP Array (9 Targets) is a valuable tool for studying the complex network of HSPs and their implications in disease pathology. By providing a comprehensive overview of HSP expression profiles, this array enables researchers to gain insights into the molecular mechanisms underlying cellular stress responses and develop potential therapeutic interventions targeting HSPs.

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