Anti-EPDR1 Antibody

Rabbit polyclonal antibody raised against human and mouse EPDR1 (Ependymin Related 1), a type II transmembrane glycoprotein linked to neuronal development, lipid droplet biology, and lysosomal trafficking. Supplied unconjugated at 100 µl per vial, this reagent is verified for Western blot and immunohistochemistry workflows where endogenous EPDR1 levels need to be resolved from whole-cell lysates or localized within fixed tissue architecture.

EPDR1 is encoded by a gene conserved between mouse and human, with documented expression in brain, kidney, and metabolic tissues, and recent literature has connected the protein to pathways involved in obesity and cancer cell migration. The polyclonal format raises antibodies against multiple epitopes along the EPDR1 precursor, which can be particularly informative when probing cross-species reactivity, distinguishing splice variants, or working with archived tissue where antigen preservation is inconsistent.

Storage on wet ice or refrigerated aliquots is recommended to limit freeze-thaw cycling of the antibody. Researchers should titrate the reagent empirically for each application because polyclonal sera show minor lot-to-lot variation in signal-to-noise ratio in Western blot and chromogenic IHC. Antibodies.com formats this product as a single-use vial sized for routine immunoblotting and small IHC panels.