Podoplanin Antibodies

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What is Podoplanin?

PDPN, i.e., podoplanin, is a small glycoprotein located on the surface membranes of various cell types. While termed PDPN in humans, it is often named: a) OTS-8, gp38, aggrus, antigen PA2.26, or RANDAM-2 in mice; b) T1α protein or E11 antigen in rats; c) aggrus or gp40 in canines; and d) aggrus in hamsters and cows. Human PDPN is encoded by the PDPN gene located on the "p", i.e., short, arm of chromosome 1, region 3, band 1. This gene directs the formation of PDPN messenger RNA which in turn ...

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Which Podoplanin antibody is most cited in research?

DSHB 8.1.1 (8.1.1 antibody, deposited by Farr, A.G . University of Washington) with 73 RRID-verified research citations.

Source: Antibody Registry (RRID)

What applications are Podoplanin antibodies used for?

Podoplanin antibodies are commonly validated for FC, WB, IHC, IP, IF, ELISA. Application data is sourced from supplier specifications and verified through the Antibody Registry.

Source: Antibody Registry (RRID)