Rabbit IgG Isotype Control

This gene contains instructions for creating a specific protein that plays a crucial role in the development of certain brain cells. The protein is particularly important for the growth and formation of the cells that produce the protective covering around nerve fibers in the brain.

This gene has been linked to several medical conditions. For example, changes in the gene have been associated with a type of blood cancer. Additionally, the gene may contribute to learning and memory difficulties often seen in people with Down syndrome.

The gene is primarily active in the brain, where it helps control the growth and development of certain cells. It is also found in certain types of brain tumors, particularly those that affect the cells that produce the protective covering around nerve fibers.

Cat. No: 14472

Sizes : 100 µl