Anti-Cell Division Protein FtsZ antibody
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Rabbit Polyclonal Cell Division Protein FtsZ antibody. Suitable for WB and reacts with Recombinant full length protein - Wolbachia pipientis samples. Immunogen corresponding to Recombinant Full Length Protein corresponding to Wolbachia pipientis ftsZ.
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Cell division protein FtsZ, ftsZ
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Western blot - Anti-Cell Division Protein FtsZ antibody (AB225991)
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Western blot - Anti-Cell Division Protein FtsZ antibody (ab225991) at 1/500 dilution
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Recombinant Wolbachia pipientis Cell division protein FtsZ protein 80 ng
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Recombinant Wolbachia pipientis Cell division protein FtsZ protein 40 ng
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Recombinant Wolbachia pipientis Cell division protein FtsZ protein 20 ng
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Recombinant Wolbachia pipientis Cell division protein FtsZ protein 10 ng
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Biological function summary
Cells rely on FtsZ for defining the site of cytokinesis during cell division. FtsZ functions as a vital element of the divisome complex which is a group of proteins that coordinate the division process in bacteria. Due to its GTPase activity FtsZ hydrolyzes GTP providing the energy required for its polymerization and depolymerization which are important processes in the tightening of the Z-ring. Through this dynamic behavior FtsZ orchestrates the changes in the bacterial cell membrane necessary to create two separate daughter cells.
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FtsZ participates integrally in bacterial cytokinesis pathways and cellular stress response pathways. It holds a pivotal position in the bacterial cell cycle regulation coordinating its actions with proteins such as ZipA and FtsA essential for the initiation of division. These proteins interact directly with FtsZ forming a stable and dynamic connection important for the accurate timing of cell division events within the cell.
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