Anti-ZNF801 Antibody

Rabbit polyclonal antibodies raised against Zinc Finger Protein 801 offer a route to detect this KRAB-domain transcriptional regulator in mammalian cell and tissue lysates. The KRAB-zinc finger family typically functions as sequence-specific transcriptional repressors that recruit KAP1/TRIM28 and associated chromatin-modifying complexes to target loci, and ZNF801 itself has been examined in studies of gene silencing and cancer cell expression profiling.

From Antibodies.com, the unconjugated Anti-ZNF801 reagent is supplied as 100 µl of liquid at 1 mg/ml in phosphate buffered saline (PBS) with 15 mM sodium azide at approximately pH 7.2, and is validated as a primary antibody for Western blot detection of endogenous ZNF801 in human, mouse, and rat samples. For handling, refrigerate working aliquots and freeze at -20 degrees C in small portions for longer storage, avoiding repeated freeze-thaw cycles; the sodium azide included as a preservative should be considered when planning experiments with HRP-based detection chemistries.

Polyclonal recognition across multiple epitopes of the ZNF801 protein can be useful when probing full-length expression versus shorter isoforms reported in some transcript annotations. This reagent is intended for research use only and is not validated for clinical, diagnostic, or therapeutic use.