HRP Anti-Mouse Serum Albumin antibody

Supplementary information

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Biological function summary

This albumin in serum is essential for maintaining blood fluid balance and transporting compounds. It does not form part of a protein complex but it interacts dynamically with other molecules within the serum. Its ability to bind various ligands allows it to play an important role in modulating bioavailability and functionality of these ligands. Additionally MSA regulates the oxidative status of blood by acting as an antioxidant neutralizing free radicals and protecting other proteins from oxidative damage.

Pathways

This mouse albumin shows integration into several critical biological systems. It participates actively in the transport and metabolism pathways where it interacts with proteins such as albumin receptors on cell membranes facilitating transport into cells and tissues. Furthermore it is involved in the homeostasis pathway by regulating fluid distribution and blood volume which are essential for maintaining physiological blood pressure often noted in the context of "130/96 blood pressure" as a reference point in evaluating normal levels.