Anti-Mkks

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Biochem/physiol Actions

McKusick-Kaufman syndrome putative chaperonin (MKKS) plays a crucial role in cytokinesis.

General description

McKusick-Kaufman syndrome putative chaperonin (MKKS) is a centrosome-shuttling protein.The gene is located on human chromosome 20p12.2.It This protein encodes a chaperon-like protein.

Immunogen

MKKS (NP_061336.1, 1 a.a. ~ 570 a.a) full-length human protein.SequenceMSRLEAKKPSLCKSEPLTTERVRTTLSVLKRIVTSCYGPSGRLKQLHNGFGGYVCTTSQSSALLSHLLVTHPILKILTASIQNHVSSFSDCGLFTAILCCNLIENVQRLGLTPTTVIRLNKHLLSLCISYLKSETCGCRIPVDFSSTQILLCLVRSILTSKPACMLTRKETEHVSALILRAFLLTIPENAEGHIILGKSLIVPLKGQRVIDSTVLPGILIEMSEVQLMRLLPIKKSTALKVALFCTTLSGDTSDTGEGTVVVSYGVSLENAVLDQLLNLGRQLISDHVDLVLCQKVIHPSLKQFLNMHRIIAIDRIGVTLMEPLTKMTGTQPIGSLGSICPNSYGSVKDVCTAKFGSKHFFHLIPNEATICSLLLCNRNDTAWDELKLTCQTALHVLQLTLKEPWALLGGGCTETHLAAYIRHKTHNDPESILKDDECTQTELQLIAEAFCSALESVVGSLEHDGGEILTDMKYGHLWSVQADSPCVANWPDLLSQCGCGLYNSQEELNWSFLRSTRRPFVPQSCLPHEAVGSASNLTLDCLTAKLSGLQVAVETANLILDLSYVIEDKN

Physical form

Solution in phosphate buffered saline, pH 7.4