| Introduction | ||||
| MCOLN1 Loss Reference Standard | ||||
| Format | Genomic DNA | |||
| Description | The MCOLN1 gene provides instructions for making a protein called mucolipin-1. This protein is located in the membranes of lysosomes and endosomes, compartments within the cell that digest and recycle materials. While its function is not completely understood, mucolipin-1 plays a role in the transport (trafficking) of fats (lipids) and proteins between lysosomes and endosomes.Mucolipin-1 appears to be important for the development and maintenance of the brain and light-sensitive tissue at the back of the eye (retina). In addition, this protein is likely critical for normal functioning of the cells in the stomach that produce digestive acids. | |||
| Technical Data | ||||
| Copy number | 1 | |||
| Definition | Loss | |||
| Product Information | ||||
| Intended Use | Research Use Only | |||
| Unit Size | 1ug | |||
| Concentration | Download for COA | |||
| Purity | Download for COA | |||
| DNA electrophoresis | Download for COA | |||
| Sanger sequencing | Download for COA | |||
| Storage | 4℃ | |||
| Expiry | 36 months from the date of manufacture | |||
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