ANTI-LPIN2

Not available outside of the UK & Ireland.

General description

Mouse studies suggest that this gene functions during normal adipose tissue development and may play a role in human triglyceride metabolism. This gene represents a candidate gene for human lipodystrophy, characterized by loss of body fat, fatty liver, hypertriglyceridemia, and insulin resistance. (provided by RefSeq)

Immunogen

LPIN2 (AAI60018.1, 1 a.a. ~ 896 a.a) full-length human protein.SequenceMNYVGQLAGQVIVTVKELYKGINQATLSGCIDVIVVQQQDGSYQCSPFHVRFGKLGVLRSKEKVIDIEINGSAVDLHMKLGDNGEAFFVEETEEEYEKLPAYLATSPIPTEDQFFKDIDTPLVKSGGDETPSQSSDISHVLETETIFTPSSVKKKKRRRKKYKQDSKKEEQAASAAAEDTCDVGVSSDDDKGAQAARGSSNASLKEEECKEPLLFHSGDHYPLSDGDWSPLETTYPQTACPKSDSELEVKPAESLLRSESHMEWTWGGFPESTKVSKRERSDHHPRTATITPSENTHFRVIPSEDNLISEVEKDASMEDTVCTIVKPKPRALGTQMSDPTSVAELLEPPLESTQISSMLDADHLPNAALAEAPSESKPAAKVDSPSKKKGVHKRSQHQGPDDIYLDDLKGLEPEVAALYFPKSESEPGSRQWPESDTLSGSQSPQSVGSAAADSGTECLSDSAMDLPDVTLSLCGGLSENGEISKEKFMEHIITYHEFAENPGLIDNPNLVIRIYNRYYNWALAAPMILSLQVFQKSLPKATVESWVKDKMPKKSGRWWFWRKRESMTKQLPESKEGKSEAPPASDLPSSSKEPAGARPAENDSSSDEGSQELEESITVDPIPTEPLSHGSTTSYKKSLRLSSDQIAKLKLHDGPNDVVFSITTQYQGTCRCAGTIYLWNWNDKIIISDIDGTITKSDALGQILPQLGKDWTHQGIAKLYHSINENGYKFLYCSARAIGMADMTRGYLHWVNDKGTILPRGPLMLSPSSLFSAFHREVIEKKPEKFKIECLNDIKNLFAPSKQPFYAAFGNRPNDVYAYTQVGVPDCRIFTVNPKGELIQERTKGNKSSYHRLSELVEHVFPLLSKEQNSAFPCPEFSSFCYWRDPIPEVDLDDLS

Physical form

Solution in phosphate buffered saline, pH 7.4