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Rabbit antibody against sec22b

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The Rabbit antibody against Sec22b is a laboratory reagent used in research applications. It is a polyclonal antibody raised in rabbits against the Sec22b protein. Sec22b is a SNARE protein involved in intracellular membrane trafficking. This antibody can be used to detect and study the Sec22b protein in various experimental settings.

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Antibody Reagents for STING Signaling

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The rabbit polyclonal antibodies against human STING were described previously23 (link). Rabbit antibodies against mouse STING, p-IRF3(Ser396), p-TBK1(Ser172), p-IKKβ(Ser177), ATG5, ATG9, Beclin1, calreticulin, and GAPDH were from Cell Signaling. Mouse antibody against STING was purchased from R&D Systems; rabbit antibodies against human IRF3, TGN38, and ARF1 and mouse antibody against CD63 were from Santa Cruz Biotechnology; rabbit antibody against LC3 was from Novus Biologicals; mouse antibodies against P62 and GGA3 were from BD Transduction Laboratories; mouse antibody against ERGIC-53 was from Axxora; rabbit antibody against Sec22b was from Synaptic Systems; mouse antibody against Flag tag, rabbit antibodies against ERGIC53, and β-tubulin, anti-Flag (M2)-conjugated agarose and anti-HA–conjugated agarose were from Sigma; HA antibody were from Covance; rabbit antibodies against GBF1, LAMP2, and Giantin were from Abcam; rabbit antibody against beta-COP was from Thermo Fisher; rabbit antibodies against ARFGEF1, ARFGEF2, and SEC24C were from Bethyl Laboratories.
Gui X., Yang H., Li T., Tan X., Shi P., Li M., Du F, & Chen Z.J. (2019). Autophagy Induction via STING Trafficking Is a Primordial Function of the cGAS Pathway. Nature, 567(7747), 262-266.
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Antibody Reagents for STING Signaling

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The rabbit polyclonal antibodies against human STING were described previously23 (link). Rabbit antibodies against mouse STING, p-IRF3(Ser396), p-TBK1(Ser172), p-IKKβ(Ser177), ATG5, ATG9, Beclin1, calreticulin, and GAPDH were from Cell Signaling. Mouse antibody against STING was purchased from R&D Systems; rabbit antibodies against human IRF3, TGN38, and ARF1 and mouse antibody against CD63 were from Santa Cruz Biotechnology; rabbit antibody against LC3 was from Novus Biologicals; mouse antibodies against P62 and GGA3 were from BD Transduction Laboratories; mouse antibody against ERGIC-53 was from Axxora; rabbit antibody against Sec22b was from Synaptic Systems; mouse antibody against Flag tag, rabbit antibodies against ERGIC53, and β-tubulin, anti-Flag (M2)-conjugated agarose and anti-HA–conjugated agarose were from Sigma; HA antibody were from Covance; rabbit antibodies against GBF1, LAMP2, and Giantin were from Abcam; rabbit antibody against beta-COP was from Thermo Fisher; rabbit antibodies against ARFGEF1, ARFGEF2, and SEC24C were from Bethyl Laboratories.
Gui X., Yang H., Li T., Tan X., Shi P., Li M., Du F, & Chen Z.J. (2019). Autophagy Induction via STING Trafficking Is a Primordial Function of the cGAS Pathway. Nature, 567(7747), 262-266.
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