44-140-93
Applied Biosystems™ TaqMan™ Array Human MAPK Pathways
Manufacturer: Applied Biosystems™
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44-140-93 - Each of 1
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1
Base Price: ₹ 19,678.80
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Total Price: ₹ 23,220.984
Type
Array Plate
Species
Human
Form
Dried Down
Internal Probe Modification
MGB (Minor Groove Binder) (3'), Non-Fluorescent Quencher (3'), FAM (5')
Product Line
TaqMan™
Quantity
1 standard plate
Research Category
Cell Cycle & Proliferation, Neurobiology, Signal Transduction, Inflammation, Development, Reproduction, Apoptosis, Oncology
Format
96-array Plate
Content And Storage
Each TaqMan™ Array Plate well contains a single TaqMan™ Assay for one 20 μL reaction. The plates can be stored at room temperature or at 4°C.
Includes
TaqMan Assay for One 20 uL Reaction
Label or Dye
FAM
Purification Method
Standard
Reaction Speed
Standard
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Description
- These 96-well plates are pre-configured with the most appropriate TaqMan™ Gene Expression Assays for a specific biological process, pathway, or disease state
- Each plate contains predefined assays and endogenous controls dried-down in the wells, ready for accurate assessment of an entire gene signature in one simple experiment
- The panel of assays in the TaqMan™ Array 96-well Human MAP Kinase Pathways Plate targets genes from the four major groups of mammalian MAPKs: 1) ERKs (Extracellular signal-Regulated Kinases); 2) p38 MAPKs; 3) JNKs (c-Jun NH2-terminal Kinases); and 4) ERK5 (or BMK cascades)
- Genes from the MAP2K (MAPKK), MAP3K (MAPKKK), and dual-specificity protein kinase MAPKK (DUSP) groups are also on the panel
- Other groups of kinases in this panel include: cyclin dependent kinase (CDK), MAP kinase interacting serine⁄threonine kinase (MNK), p21 activated kinases (PAK), and ribosomal S6 kinases (RSK)
- Several MAPK targets including genes associated with signal transduction, transcription regulation, cell cycle regulation and cancer are also included.