Human/Mouse/Rat NCOR1 Antibody

NCOR1 (Nuclear receptor Co-Repressor 1) is a 270 kDa member of the NCoR family of molecules. It is widely expressed, being found in hepatocytes, intestinal crypt cells, neural stem cells, plus immature thymocytes and erythrocytes. NCOR1 is a transcriptional repressor. It forms a complex with HDAC3, TAB2 and ZBTB33, and interacts with a ligand‑independent THR:RXR heterodimer bound to select gene promoters. Human NCOR1 is 2440 amino acids (aa) in length. It possesses one N‑terminal repression domain (aa 1‑312), two DNA‑binding SANT domains (aa 437‑674) and a second repression domain (aa 737‑1004). Multiple Ser, Thr and Tyr phosphorylation sites exist that regulate complex dissociation. There are multiple potential splice variants. Short poly Lys motifs serve as substitutions for the C‑terminal 1900‑1910 amino acids. There is also a 16 aa insertion after Glu727, coupled to either a Ile substitution for aa 1842‑1961, or a six aa substitution for aa 31‑145. Over aa 1770‑1947, human NCOR1 shares 96% aa identity with mouse NCOR1.