Recombinant Human Anti-human ANPEP Antibody (CAT#: MHH-69)

1. Q 1: What is the main target of the Recombinant Human Anti-human ANPEP Antibody?

   A: The main target of this antibody is human ANPEP (Alanyl Aminopeptidase), also known as CD13. ANPEP is an enzyme found on the surface of many cell types. It plays roles in breaking down proteins, cell signaling, and immune responses. Researchers use this antibody to study ANPEP's functions in normal and disease-related processes, such as inflammation or cancer, in laboratory settings.

2. Q 2: Does this antibody react with mouse or rat ANPEP?

   A: No, this antibody is specific to human ANPEP. It is not designed to detect ANPEP in mice, rats, or other species. Researchers working with non-human samples should verify cross-reactivity or choose a species-specific antibody.

3. Q 3: Is this antibody suitable for immunofluorescence?

   A: Yes! It works well in immunofluorescence. Researchers can use it to visualize ANPEP's location in cells using fluorescent dyes. This helps study how ANPEP moves or interacts with other structures in healthy or diseased cells.

View the frequently asked questions answered by Creative Biolabs Support.