Resources results for "phospho-acetyl-coa carboxylase"

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Our Phospho-Acetyl-CoA Carboxylase (Ser79) (D7D11) Rabbit mAbs #11818 and #42801 detect both phospho-ACC-alpha and phospho-ACC-beta. These antibodies recognize ACC-alpha only when phosphorylated at Ser80 in human, which corresponds to Ser79 in mouse and rat. They also recognize ACC-beta only when phosphorylated at Ser222 in human, corresponding to Ser212 in mouse and Ser218 in rat.

Cellular Pathways to Metabolism

Cellular homeostasis is regulated by several key metabolic pathways that maintain energetic status and provide the building blocks for proper function.

Solutions for Oncology Therapeutics Discovery

Streamline your oncology therapeutic development with CST recombinant monoclonal antibodies, ELISA and cellular assay kits, custom products, and services.

AcylScan™ - Acylation Proteomics

BROMO Protein Domain

A scientific resource for the BROMO protein domain containing information on structure, function, and binding to acetylated-lysine residues during chromatin remodeling.

Webinar - Deciphering Cancer: The Intersection of Epigenetics, Metabolism, and Tumorigenesis

Warburg Effect

Expert-reviewed interactive pathway providing a current overview of the Warburg Effect.

Interrogating Immnunometabolism in the TME Using a Metabolic Checkpoint

Metabolic processes regulate immune cell function in a process known as immunometabolism, which can be studied using these macrophage and T-cell markers.

Webinar | Deciphering cancer: The intersection of epigenetics, metabolism, and tumorigenesis

WEBINAR | Deciphering cancer: The intersection of epigenetics, metabolism, and tumorigenesis

ChIP Validated Antibodies and Primer Pairs

SimpleChIP Kits and Antibodies validated in-house by our antibody development scientists correlated to positive and negative control primers.

PTMScan® Motif Antibody Kits

PTMScan Motif Antibody Kits from Cell Signaling Technology

Reproducibility in Proteomics Experiments: Using Control Peptides with PTMScan

Control peptides can be used to ensure reproducibility in proteomics experiments conducted with PTMScan.

Overview of Metabolism and Metabolic Disorders

Metabolism defines all of the chemical changes or processes within cells, tissues, and organisms that sustain cellular homeostasis.

Japan Regulation/MSDS

What is glycolysis and what is its role in metabolism?

What is glycolysis? Glycolysis and oxidative respiration are the two metabolic pathways used to convert biochemical energy into ATP to fuel cell function.

Matched Antibody Pairs

Find validated CST® matched antibody pairs and streamline the development of your High-Throughput ELISA-Like Immunoassays for screening.

KinomeView® Profiling Kit and Services

N-Terminal AcetylScan® Proteomics

Cell Signaling Technology, Inc. Announces Renewal of PhosphoScan® Proteomics Research Project for Lead Compound Biomarker Discovery

Nov 2008, Renewal of a research agreement with Ortho-Biotech Oncology Research & Development, under which CST will employ its patented PhosphoScan® and PTMScan® technologies in research aimed at biomarker discovery and validation for multiple enzyme target classes and lead small-molecule inhibitors.

CST Technical Documentation

Download the SDS, CoA, and Data Sheet for any CST product by searching with your CST product number.

Validation for Histone Modification Antibodies

Histone modification antibodies are validated using a peptide array assay at CST

PTB Protein Domain

A scientific resource for the PTB protein domain containing information on structure, function, and domain binding to phospho-tyrosine motifs.

PTMScan® Antibody Kits

Neurodegeneration Drug Development

Streamline your neurodegeneration therapeutic development with CST recombinant monoclonal antibodies, ELISA and cellular assay kits, custom products, and services.

Protocol Compatibility Table for Immune Signaling and Phenotyping by Flow Cytometry

Use our protocol compatibility table to understand which immune signaling and phenotyping antibodies will work together in your multicolor flow cytometry experiment.

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For a recently purchased antibody, the concentration will be found either printed directly on the vial label or in the Certificate of Analysis (CoA). CoAs for the current shipping lot of many of our products are available on the right-hand side of the product webpage next to the data images.

For the concentration of a previous antibody lot, please contact CST technical support by submitting a form online or emailing us at [email protected].

Simplifying Proteomics - Part 2

Immunoaffinity purification of PTM peptides for mass spectrometry-based proteomics--PTMScan

FERM Protein Domain

A scientific resource for the FERM protein domain containing information on structure, function, and domain binding in cytoskeleton-associated proteins.

Case Study: Acetylated Lysine and Its Impact on Crohn’s Disease

A novel study from the laboratory of Daniel Figeys begins to unravel the complexity of the microbiome of pediatric patients with Crohn’s disease.

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Tissue samples should be placed in 1 ml of urea lysis buffer per 100 mg of tissue wet weight. For example, a 300mg tissue sample would be homogenized in 3mls of urea lysis buffer. We use a Polytron tissue homogenizer, and homogenize the sample 3 times for 10 seconds, then continue the protocol at section 1, B. 3. and sonicate the homogenate before centrifugation. Please note that the acetyl-lysine antibody will cross react with carbamylated lysine. To avoid this, please make sure that the urea lysis buffer is made fresh, and perform the reduction with DTT at room temperature to reduce any carbamylation.