Date published: 2025-9-11

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DKFZp761E198 Activadores

The protein name DKFZp761E198 refers to a nomenclature often used in the context of gene or protein identification, where DKFZ stands for the German Cancer Research Center (Deutsches Krebsforschungszentrum), "p" typically indicates a protein, and the subsequent alphanumeric string "761E198" is likely a unique identifier for a specific gene or its associated protein that was cataloged during research conducted at this institution.This type of identifier is commonly found in databases and scientific literature where a gene or protein has been sequenced or identified but not yet fully characterized or named according to its function. The alphanumeric code would be used internally and in databases as a placeholder until more is understood about the gene/protein, at which point it might be given a more descriptive name based on its function, structure, or the disease it is associated with.

The specifics about DKFZp761E198 such as its biological role, structure, and function would not be immediately clear from the identifier alone. It would require a search of scientific literature or genomic databases for any studies that have been published on this particular protein. These studies might reveal information such as the protein's expression patterns in various tissues, any known interactions with other proteins, involvement in specific cellular pathways, and any links to diseases or disorders.

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Nombre del productoNÚMERO DE CAS #Número de catálogoCantidadPrecioMENCIONESClasificación

Concanamycin A

80890-47-7sc-202111
sc-202111A
sc-202111B
sc-202111C
50 µg
200 µg
1 mg
5 mg
$65.00
$162.00
$650.00
$2550.00
109
(2)

Similar a la Bafilomicina A1, la Concanamicina A inhibe la V-ATPasa, afectando potencialmente al tráfico relacionado con la AP5B1.

Golgicide A

1005036-73-6sc-215103
sc-215103A
5 mg
25 mg
$187.00
$670.00
11
(1)

El golgicida A altera la función del aparato de Golgi, lo que podría afectar a la clasificación y el tráfico de proteínas en los que interviene AP5B1.