Anti-SIRT2 Antibody

Primary antibody reagent for investigating SIRT2, an NAD+-dependent deacetylase in the sirtuin family. SIRT2 participates in cell-cycle progression, metabolic regulation, protein acetylation, and genome-stability pathways, making this reagent relevant to studies of signaling, disease mechanisms, and responses to experimental perturbations.

The antibody is raised in rabbit and supplied as a polyclonal, unconjugated preparation. The listed pack size is 100 µl. Its reported applications are western blot (WB) and ELISA. In western blot workflows, it can be used to examine relative SIRT2 abundance in cell or tissue lysates; in ELISA workflows, it can support antigen-focused detection when paired with compatible assay reagents. Because the antibody is unconjugated, the detection label and secondary reagent can be selected according to the experimental system.

Antibodies.com reports reactivity with human, mouse, and rat SIRT2, providing a cross-species option for comparative studies. Researchers can use it in expression-profiling experiments, pathway analysis, and investigations of SIRT2-associated biology in cancer, metabolism, or neurobiology. It is intended for research use only, and handling, dilution, and storage should follow the lot documentation supplied with the reagent.