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Catalog Organization Our catalog is organized around eight pathway- and function-based categories rather than an alphabetical product index.

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Markers for oxidative phosphorylation complexes, mitochondrial dynamics proteins and core metabolic enzymes used in bioenergetics and mitochondrial biology workflows.

Mitochondrial & Metabolic Protein Antibodies

Antibodies against mitochondrial and metabolic targets including COX IV, GPX4, NDUFS5, TOM20, AMPKalpha2 and ATPIF1, suited to oxidative phosphorylation and metabolic-flux research.

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Oxidative Phosphorylation Markers

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Apoptosis & Cell Signaling Antibodies

Antibodies targeting programmed cell death regulators such as BAX, BCL10 and ANXA1 for apoptosis and cell-death signaling studies.

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Cytoskeletal & Intracellular Trafficking Antibodies

Antibodies against cytoskeletal regulators and trafficking proteins including RHOT1/MIRO1, RhoA, ARHGDIA and ANAPC5.

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Kinases & Signal Transduction Antibodies

Antibodies covering kinase and signal-transduction targets such as AKT1, ADRBK1 and eIF4E for pathway and translation-control research.

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Cell Surface & Secreted Protein Antibodies

Antibodies against membrane and secreted targets including PROM1, TOLLIP, SFRP2 and ASS1 for surface-marker and secretome studies.

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Recombinant Proteins & Growth Factors

A reserved vertical for recombinant antigens and growth-factor standards used alongside antibodies as assay controls as catalog coverage expands.

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Gene Editing Validation Tools

CRISPR/Cas9-adjacent reagents referenced by the KO/KD validation narrative, supporting researchers generating knockout or knockdown lines for antibody specificity testing.

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Molecular Cloning Reagents

Vectors and cloning reagents positioned upstream of gene-editing and antibody-validation workflows for labs building their own knockout or knockdown constructs.

The table below maps each catalog category to its representative target families, the validation approach typically applied to reagents in that group, and the experimental context where it is most used.

Target-protein family to validation-type evidence map
CategoryRepresentative Target FamiliesValidation TypeTypical Application
Mitochondrial & Metabolic AntibodiesOXPHOS complexes I–V, TOM/TIM import machinery, metabolic enzymesKO-validatedWestern blot, immunofluorescence
— OxPhos Markers (subcategory)Complex I–V subunits specificallyKO-validatedWestern blot, bioenergetics assays
Apoptosis & Signaling AntibodiesCaspases, Bcl-2 family, PARPKO/KD-validatedWestern blot, IF, flow cytometry
Cytoskeletal & Trafficking AntibodiesActin, tubulin, intermediate filaments, motor proteinsKD-validatedImmunofluorescence, Western blot
Kinase & Signal Transduction AntibodiesMAPK/ERK, PI3K/AKT, phospho-specific epitopesPhospho-specificity testedWestern blot, phospho-flow cytometry
Cell Surface & Secreted AntibodiesReceptors, adhesion molecules, cytokinesFlow-validatedFlow cytometry, ELISA
Recombinant Proteins & Growth FactorsCytokines, growth factors, carrier proteinsActivity-testedCell culture, stimulation assays
Gene Editing & Validation ToolsCRISPR constructs, KO/KD cell line pairsSequence-verifiedSpecificity validation, model generation
Molecular Cloning ReagentsVectors, enzymes, cloning kitsQC-testedConstruct generation

Choosing Between Related Categories

Some targets sit at the intersection of two categories, and the right starting point depends on the question you are asking rather than the protein's full biology.

Apoptosis vs. Kinase & Signal Transduction

A target like a stress-activated kinase that feeds into downstream caspase activation could reasonably live in either group. If your experiment centers on cell death readouts — viability, caspase cleavage, membrane changes — start in Apoptosis & Signaling Antibodies. If you are instead tracking upstream pathway activation or phosphorylation state, start in Kinase & Signal Transduction Antibodies.

Mitochondrial vs. OxPhos Markers

The OxPhos Markers subcategory is a narrower slice of Mitochondrial & Metabolic Antibodies focused specifically on electron transport chain complexes. If you need a broader mitochondrial panel spanning import machinery or fission/fusion proteins, stay at the parent category; if you only need complex I–V subunits, the subcategory narrows the list faster.

Cytoskeletal vs. Cell Surface & Secreted

Adhesion molecules anchor to both the plasma membrane and the cytoskeleton, which makes them easy to miscategorize. If your focus is receptor-level biology or extracellular signaling, use Cell Surface & Secreted Antibodies; if you are studying structural organization or intracellular trafficking, use Cytoskeletal & Trafficking Antibodies.

When a target genuinely spans two categories, check both — most antibodies against multi-role proteins are cross-listed, and the product page itself will state the validated application.

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