Human Thymopoietin Alexa Fluor® 594-conjugated Antibody

Applications

Please Note: Optimal dilutions should be determined by each laboratory for each application. General Protocols are available in the Technical Information section on our website.

Preparation and Storage

Background: Thymopoietin

Thymopoietin (TP alpha; also TMPO, LAP2 alpha and TPRP alpha ) is a 75 kDa member of the LEM family of molecules.  It is a nucleoplasmic protein that is widely expressed in cells such as keratinocytes and thymocytes.  Here, it interacts with A-type lamins and Rb/retinoblastoma protein, thus participating in cell cycle exit.  Human thymopoietin is 694 amino acids (aa) in length.  It contains a potential N-terminal “thymopoietin peptide” segment (aa #2-49), a BAF-binding LEM domain (aa #109-153), an NLS (aa #190-196), and a coiled-coil region (aa #558-657).  Multiple splice variants exist.  All contain the same 188 N-terminal amino acids.  Five variants show singular 49, 157, 266, 226, and 60 aa substitutions for the C-terminal 506 amino acids.  Over aa #2-187, human thymopoietin shares 93% aa identity with mouse thymopoietin.

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