Anti Tubulin Gamma-1 Chain (GCP-1) mAb (Clone E39)

Antibodies/Microtubules/Primary Antibodies; Antibodies/Primary Antibodies/Microtubules; Research Area/Cell Biology/Cell Cycle/Primary Antibodies; Research Area/Cell Biology/Cytoskeleton/Primary Antibodies; Research Area/Cell Biology/Signal Transduction/Primary Antibodies; Research Area/Disease/Cortical Dysplasia/Primary Antibodies; Research Area/Organelles & Subcellular Structures/Centrosomes/Primary Antibodies; Research Area/Organelles & Subcellular Structures/Microtubule Organizing Center/Primary Antibodies; Research Area/Organelles & Subcellular Structures/Microtubules/Primary Antibodies; Research Area/Organelles & Subcellular Structures/Spindles/Primary Antibodies; Research Area/Organelles & Subcellular Structures/Sister Chromatids/Primary Antibodies; Research Area/Cell Biology/Mitosis/Primary Antibodies; Research Area/Cell Biology/Meiosis/Primary Antibodies

Gamma-tubulins constitute a ubiquitous and highly conserved subfamily of the tubulin family. The protein is found at microtubule-organizing centers, such as spindle poles or centrosomes. It remains associated with centrosomes when microtubules are depolymerized, suggesting that it is an integral component that may play a role in minus-end nucleation of microtubule assembly. Thus, gamma-tubulins can be used as a centrosome maker.

Monoclonal