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Product may be used with Western Blot (Transfected lysate).
The Isotype of this product is composed of an IgG Mixture.
Immunogen sequence: MRFTFTSRCL ALFLLLNHPT PILPAFSNQT YPTIEPKPFL YVVGRKKMMD AQYKCYDRMQ QLPAYQGEGP YCNRTWDGWL CWDDTPAGVL SYQFCPDYFP DFDPSEKVTK YCDEKGVWFK HPENNRTWSN YTMCNAFTPE KLKNAYVLYY LAIVGHSLSI FTLVISLGIF VFFRSLGCQR VTLHKNMFLT YILNSMIIII HLVEVVPNGE LVRRDPVSCK ILHFFHQYMM ACNYFWMLCE GIYLHTLIVV AVFTEKQRLR WYYLLGWGFP LVPTTIHAIT RAVYFNDNCW LSVETHLLYI IHGPVMAALV VNFFFLLNIV RVLVTKMRET HEAESHMYLK AVKATMILVP LLGIQFVVFP WRPSNKMLGK IYDYVMHSLI HFQGFFVATI YCFCNNEVQT TVKRQWAQFK IQWNQRWGRR PSNRSARAAA AAAEAGDIPI YICHQELRNE PANNQGEESA EIIPLNIIEQ ESSA
The Calcitonin Receptor inhibits bone resorption. This receptor is expressed during development and is involved in morphogenesis. Three alternatively spliced Calcitonin Receptor isoforms have been identified. In addition to binding calcitonin, the Calcitonin Receptor can complex with RAMP3 (receptor activity modifying protein) to bind amylin, which regulates pancreatic islet function and is involved in Type II diabetes. The Calcitonin Receptor has been reported in artery, blood, bone, brain, kidney, lung, placenta, prostate, skeletal muscle, and thyroid. ESTs have been isolated from bone, embryo, kidney, and melanocyte/uterus/fetal heart libraries.
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Protein Aliases: Calcitonin receptor; COPT1; CT receptor; CT-R; hCTR1
Gene Aliases: CALCR; CRT; CT-R; CTR; CTR1
UniProt ID: (Human) P30988
Entrez Gene ID: (Human) 799
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