ab15717-100ug，Anti-PAX3 antibo

PAX3 also known as Paired Box 3 is a transcription factor that plays a critical role in embryonic development. It carries a molecular mass of approximately 53 kDa. PAX3 expression occurs mainly in the neural tube somites and limb buds where it regulates gene expression necessary for tissue and organ development. PAX3 protein consists of a paired domain and a homeodomain enabling it to bind DNA and control the expression of target genes. In Australia and abroad researchers often rely on specific PAX3 antibodies to study its presence and role in various biological contexts./ Biological function summary/ This protein regulates cell proliferation migration and differentiation within the developing nervous system and skeletal muscles. PAX3 forms part of a complex network that influences various developmental pathways. It works in concert with other transcription factors to ensure proper formation of muscle and neural structures. By modulating these processes PAX3 ensures that tissues develop correctly and function in a coordinated manner./