SOD1 AffiPlasmid PLD
SOD1 AffiPlasmid PLD refers to a molecular construct designed for the specific binding and isolation of SOD1 (SuperOxide Dismutase 1), an enzyme responsible for catalyzing the breakdown of superoxide radicals in cells. This AffiPlasmid is engineered to selectively target SOD1, facilitating its study, purification, or manipulation in laboratory settings.
List of
Features
Facilitates Functional Studies:
The AffiPlasmid aids in elucidating the function, regulation, and interactions of SOD1, contributing to our understanding of oxidative stress-related diseases and potential therapeutic interventions
Versatility
The AffiPlasmid can be adapted for various applications including research, diagnostics, therapeutic development, protein purification, and biotechnology.
Efficiency
It provides efficient binding and isolation of SOD1, allowing for reliable and reproducible results in experiments or assays.
List of Applications
Research
It enables the study of SOD1's function, regulation, and interaction with other molecules in cellular processes, aiding in understanding oxidative stress-related diseases such as neurodegenerative disorders.
Diagnostic Tools
It can be used to develop diagnostic assays for detecting abnormalities in SOD1 expression or activity levels, providing insights into disease progression or response to treatment.
Therapeutic Development
By understanding SOD1's role in diseases like amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), researchers can use the AffiPlasmid to screen potential drugs targeting SOD1 for therapeutic intervention.