Nuclear markers

Your guide to selecting nuclear markers.

Antibodies against specific organelles, the cell membrane, or cytoskeletal components allow you to explore protein localization in situ. Also,you can use them in western blot analyses to confirm the proper fractionation of cell lysates.

Nucleus

Nucleus: a membrane-bound organelle found in eukaryotic cells.

Anti-KDM1 / LSD1 antibody [EPR6825] - Nuclear Marker (ab129195)

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Nuclear pore

Nuclear pore: complexes that allow the selective exchange of cellular components, like RNA, proteins, and lipids, between the nucleus and the cytoplasm.

Anti-NUP98 antibody [EPR6678] - Nuclear Pore Marker (ab124980)

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Nuclear envelope

Nuclear envelope: a membrane barrier that separates the nucleus from the cytoplasm. It comprises an inner and outer membrane with specialized nuclear pores and is separated by the perinuclear space.

Anti-Lamin A + C antibody [EPR4100] - Nuclear Envelope Marker (ab108595)

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Nuclear speckles

Nuclear speckles: irregularly shaped structures of varied sizes, which are rich in splicing factors, including small nuclear ribonucleoprotein particles (snRNPs).

Anti-SC35 antibody [SC-35] - Nuclear Speckle Marker (ab11826)

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Nucleolus

Nucleolus: found within the nucleus where it works as the site for ribosomal RNA (rRNA) gene transcription and the early steps of ribosome assembly.

Anti-Fibrillarin antibody [EPR10823(B)] - Nucleolar Marker (ab166630)

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