Recombinant Human Apolactoferrin (APO) Pipette Stands and matrix metalloproteases

and matrix metalloproteases

This protein has been implicated in the pathogenesis of Alzheimer's disease

Mixtures of α- and β-glycerophosphate have historically been used in microbiological media but high levels of inorganic (free) phosphate has been associated with the irregular growth of bacteria and unwanted precipitates

PCS and ERC controls and run standards in triplicate

Recombinant Human Apolactoferrin (APO) Pipette Stands and matrix metalloproteasesDescription Transferrin is an important glycoprotein composed of two domains, each containing an iron binding siteone at the N terminus and one at the C terminus. Each site can bind one Fe ion with the cooperative involvement of one HCO ion. Its primary role is to transport and regulate iron metabolism, delivering iron to cells in a safe manner that avoids the toxicity associated with free iron ions. Iron is an essential cofactor for haemoglobin