Anti-Myoglobin antibody [6H8B5]
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Mouse Monoclonal Myoglobin antibody. Suitable for WB, IHC-P and reacts with Recombinant fragment - Human, Human samples. Cited in 2 publications. Immunogen corresponding to Recombinant Full Length Protein corresponding to Human MB.
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Myoglobin, Nitrite reductase MB, Pseudoperoxidase MB, MB
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Immunohistochemistry (Formalin/PFA-fixed paraffin-embedded sections) - Anti-Myoglobin antibody [6H8B5] (AB47702)
ab47702 staining human Myoglobin in human skeletal muscle tissue, showing cytoplasmic localization, with DAB staining.
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Western blot - Anti-Myoglobin antibody [6H8B5] (AB47702)
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Western blot - Anti-Myoglobin antibody [6H8B5] (ab47702)
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Truncated Myoglobin recombinant protein (2-154aa) (Tagged)
Predicted band size: 17 kDa
Observed band size: 39 kDa
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Biological function summary
Myoglobin in muscle cells acts to store oxygen which provides a rapid release when required during muscle contraction. Myoglobin serves as a monomer and does not form part of a complex. Its structure allows it to temporarily store and relay oxygen where it is most required enhancing the often abrupt demands of muscles for oxygen. The ability of myoglobin to bind oxygen and release it under hypoxic conditions is central to its biological role in vertebrates.
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The function of myoglobin in aerobic respiration in muscles involves its participation in the oxygen transport pathway. This protein closely interacts with hemoglobin to mobilize oxygen effectively to mitochondria during muscle contraction. Unlike hemoglobin myoglobin has a hyperbolic oxygen dissociation curve which allows it to provide oxygen at lower partial pressures contributing significantly to the efficient metabolism during hypoxia or intense muscular exertion.
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The Journal of veterinary medical science 85:344-357 PubMed36709969
2023
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Metabolism: clinical and experimental 59:1000-11 PubMed20045141
2010
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