Recombinant mouse MOG (1-125)

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SKU: recombinant-mouse-mog-1-125-4cd3289d-e267-46c8-ac03-2103689f
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Recombinant mouse MOG (1-125). Myelin Oligodendrocyte Glycoprotein, member of immunoglobulin superfamily, expressed exclusively in CNS. Autoantigen for MS

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SKU: recombinant-mouse-mog-1-125-4cd3289d-e267-46c8-ac03-2103689f Category: Catalog recombinant Tags: CNS Research, multiple sclerosis, recombinant

Overview

The Recombinant mouse MOG (1-125) is a highly purified Myelin Oligodendrocyte Glycoprotein, a key member of the immunoglobulin superfamily. This protein is exclusively expressed in the central nervous system (CNS) and serves as an essential autoantigen in multiple sclerosis. If you are investigating neurological conditions or conducting research on CNS myelin proteins, this recombinant protein is a valuable addition to your toolkit.

Key Features

High purity and biological activity
Essential for research in multiple sclerosis and related autoimmune diseases
Expressed exclusively in the CNS, ensuring relevant applications
Supports studies on inflammatory and neurodegenerative conditions

Specifications

Property	Details
Protein Name	Recombinant mouse MOG (1-125)
Accession Number	NP_034944
Source	Recombinant protein from mouse
Purification Method	Affinity chromatography

FAQ

What applications can I use the recombinant mouse MOG (1-125) for?

This protein is widely used in research focused on multiple sclerosis, as well as in studies related to CNS myelin proteins and autoimmune disorders. It can also be utilized in various assay kits for detection purposes.

How is the protein purified?

The Recombinant mouse MOG (1-125) is purified using affinity chromatography, ensuring high purity and biological activity for your experiments.

Where can I find similar products?

If you’re looking for comparable proteins, consider checking out our Recombinant human MOG (1-125) or EndoClear™ human recombinant a-Synuclein proteinboth of which are relevant for CNS research.