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PE Anti-Mouse CD106 Antibody [M/K-2.7] (AGEL1173)

SKU AGEL1173
Product Type Antibody
Antibody Type Monoclonal Antibody
Applications FC
Reactivity Mouse
Host Species Rat
Isotype IgG2a,k
Clone M/K-2.7
Conjugation PE
€68 - €188

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PE Anti-Mouse CD106 Antibody [M/K-2.7]

The Mouse CD106 Monoclonal Antibody PE Conjugated (M/K-2.7) is a valuable tool for researchers studying CD106, also known as VCAM-1, a cell surface adhesion molecule involved in immune responses and inflammation. This monoclonal antibody, conjugated with phycoerythrin (PE), is specifically designed for flow cytometry applications, allowing for the detection and analysis of CD106 expression on various cell types.CD106/V-CAM 1 is a critical mediator of leukocyte adhesion to endothelial cells during inflammation, playing a key role in immune cell recruitment to sites of infection or injury.

Understanding the regulation of CD106 expression and function is essential for unraveling its role in immune responses, inflammatory diseases, and vascular disorders. The Mouse CD106 Monoclonal Antibody PE Conjugated (M/K-2.7) provides researchers with a reliable tool to examine CD106 expression levels and dynamics in different physiological and pathological contexts, facilitating further exploration into the molecular mechanisms underlying immune cell trafficking and inflammatory processes.

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