Anti-Interferon alpha 1 (IFN-α1) Monoclonal Antibody for WB, ELISA - P01562

Core Product Specifications and Parameters

Biological Background: Interferon alpha 1 (IFN-α1) Function and Localization

• The target protein is human interferon alpha 1, encoded by the IFNA1 gene (GeneID: 3439).
• Alternative names include IFL, IFN, IFNA@, IFNA13, leIF D, IFN-ALPHA, and IFN-alphaD.
• The provided UniProt accession P01562 is inactive, indicating that this entry has been retired from the UniProt database; detailed functional annotation is not available from this source.
• No subcellular localization, tissue specificity, or post-translational modification data are provided in the inactive UniProt record.
• For functional insights, users should consult current literature or alternative databases, as interferons are generally involved in antiviral and immunomodulatory responses.

Experimental Guidance and Technical Tips

• The immunogen spans amino acids 24-189 of human IFN-α1, covering the mature protein region. Consider using recombinant IFN-α1 protein as a positive control in WB and ELISA.
• For Western blot, human cell lines or tissue expressing IFN-α1 may be used; the predicted molecular weight is 22 kDa, but glycosylation could affect migration.
• ELISA protocols should be optimized with appropriate coating antigens and detection systems; cross-reactivity with other interferon subtypes should be evaluated.
• Validate antibody specificity with knockout or knockdown models to confirm target engagement in the relevant biological context.

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