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Nucleocapsid protein/NP (Influenza Virus)

Nucleocapsid protein/NP (Influenza Virus) 제품 목록

속성
Protein (6)Antibody (2)
제품 라이브러리
온라인 (8)
종
Influenza A virus (Wisconsin/67/2022) (1)Influenza A virus (Victoria/4897/2022) (1)Influenza A virus (Darwin/6/2021) & (Darwin/9/2021) (1)Influenza B virus (Austria/1359417/2021) (1)Influenza B virus (PHUKET/3073/2013) (1)Influenza A virus (Hong Kong/483/97) (1)Mouse (2)
태그
His Tag (6)- (2)
마커
Unconjugated (8)

제품 번호	종	발현 시스템	제품 설명
HOT NP1-V5243	Influenza A virus (Victoria/4897/2022)	HEK293	Influenza A virus (Victoria/4897/2022) NP (H1N1) Protein, His Tag
HOT NP1-V52H3	Influenza A virus (Wisconsin/67/2022)	HEK293	Influenza A virus (Wisconsin/67/2022) NP (H1N1) Protein, His Tag
HOT NP2-V52H3	Influenza A virus (Darwin/6/2021) & (Darwin/9/2021)	InsectCells	Influenza A virus (Darwin/6/2021) & (Darwin/9/2021) NP (H3N2) Protein, His Tag
NP2-MY2405	Mouse	HEK293	Monoclonal Anti-Influenza A virus (Darwin/6/2021) & (Darwin/9/2021) NP Antibody, Human IgG1 (5C8) (MALS verified)
NP2-MY2441	Mouse	HEK293	Monoclonal Anti-Influenza A virus (Victoria/4897/2022) NP Antibody, Mouse IgG1 (3B3) (MALS verified)
NP1-V52H4	Influenza A virus (Hong Kong/483/97)	HEK293	Influenza A virus (Hong Kong/483/97) NP (H5N1) Protein, His Tag
NPB-V52H3	Influenza B virus (Austria/1359417/2021)	HEK293	Influenza B virus (Austria/1359417/2021) NP (B/Victoria lineage) Protein, His Tag
NPB-V55H3	Influenza B virus (PHUKET/3073/2013)	InsectCells	Influenza B virus (PHUKET/3073/2013) NP (B/Yamagata linage) Protein, His Tag

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Nucleocapsid protein/NP (Influenza Virus)분자 배경

Influenza, commonly known as ‘the flu’, is an infectious disease of birds and mammals caused by RNA viruses of the family Orthomyxoviridae, the influenza viruses.Influenza viral nucleoprotein (NP) is highly conserved and the most abundant non-enzymatic viral protein in infected cells. NP is a key component of the viral ribonucleoproteins (vRNPs) complex, and its recognized functions include, but are not limited to, binding to RNA and oligomerizing for the vRNP complex, undergoing intracellular trafficking, and participating in the switch from mRNA transcription to vRNA replication.