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- Arabidopsis Antibodies 3284
- Grain Crops Antibodies 813
- Cash Crops Antibodies 1058
- Vegetable Crops Antibodies 525
- Energy And Herbaceous Crops Antibodies 528
- Other Species Antibodies 205
- Algae Antibodies 399
- Modified Antibody 1
- Plant Pathogens Antibodies 57
- Tag antibodies 13
- GMO Antibodies 7
- Other Antibodies 108
- Secondary Antibodies 3
- Proteins 2
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Immunogen: AT1G63020 Q9LQ02 
Synonyms: NRPD1A, NRPD1, NUCLEAR RNA POLYMERASE D 1A, NUCLEAR RNA POLYMERASE D1A, POL IVA, SDE4, SILENCING MOVEMENT DEFICIENT 2, SMD2 Background:
NRPD1a is one of two alternative largest subunits of a putative plant-specific RNA polymerase IV (aka RNA polymerase D). NRPD1a is required for posttranscriptional gene silencing. -
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Immunogen: AT2G02810 O64503 Synonyms: UTR1, ATUTR1, UDP-GALACTOSE TRANSPORTER 1 Background:
UTR1 is a multitransmembrane hydrophobic protein that functions as transporter of UDP-galactose and UDP-glucose into the Golgi. It is involved in the unfolded protein response, a mechanism that controls proper protein folding in the ER. -
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Immunogen: AT1G35470 F4HYD7 Synonyms: RANBPM, RAN-BINDING PROTEIN IN THE MICROTUBULE-ORGANIZING CENTRE Background:
RanBPM (Ran-binding protein in microtubule-organizing centre) was originally reported as a centrosome-associated protein in human cells. RanBPM protein containing highly conserved SPRY, LisH, CTLH and CRA domains is currently considered as a scaffolding protein with multiple cellular functions. -
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Immunogen: AT5G33340 Q6XBF8 Synonyms: CDR1, CONSTITUTIVE DISEASE RESISTANCE 1 Background:
CDR1 has aspartic protease activity. Overexpression of CDR1 was shown to lead to salicylic acid (SA)-mediated disease resistance upon exposure to the pathogen Pseudomonas syringae. Moreover, overexpression of CDR1 led to the upregulation of two pathogenesis-related genes PR1 and PR2.
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