ab15123-25ul，Anti-Aquaporin 7

Aquaporin 7 (AQP7) sometimes referred to as AQPap is a protein channel that enables the transport of water and small molecules like glycerol across cell membranes. It has a molecular mass of approximately 28 kDa. This protein is widely expressed in adipose tissue kidney and testis where it facilitates critical cellular processes by regulating water and solute flow. The localization of AQP7 in these tissues highlights its key role in the body’s fluid management and metabolic regulation./ Biological function summary/ AQP7 plays an important role in maintaining the balance of glycerol and water within cells which is essential for energy homeostasis. It does not function as part of a known complex but works as an individual tetrameric channel. In adipose tissue AQP7 facilitates the release of glycerol consequently affecting lipid metabolism and energy storage. This function contributes significantly to how organisms respond to energy demands and metabolic changes./