Anti-TOR1AIP2 antibody
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Immunocytochemistry/ Immunofluorescence - Anti-TOR1AIP2 antibody (AB221808)
PFA-fixed, Triton X-100 permeabilized SiHa cells stained for TOR1AIP2 (green) using ab221808 at 4 μg/ml in ICC/IF.
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Biological function summary
TOR1AIP2 contributes to nuclear architecture and chromatin organization by forming part of the inner nuclear membrane complex. It helps to tether chromatin to the nuclear envelope ensuring proper chromatin organization. This function is important for DNA replication and chromosome segregation during mitosis. TOR1AIP2 as part of this complex supports the structural integrity of the nucleus and facilitates processes like gene expression regulation.
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TOR1AIP2 plays roles in pathways related to nuclear envelope composition and stability. It participates in the nuclear envelope assembly pathway alongside proteins such as Emerin and Lamin B. These interactions contribute to the dynamic restructuring of the nuclear envelope during cell division. It also interacts with the nuclear lamina which is vital for maintaining nuclear shape and mechanical stability.
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Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 121:e2404243121 PubMed39331410
2024
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