ab18575-50ug，Anti-FSBA antibod

FSBA commonly referred to as 5'-adenylyl sulfate or adenosine-5'-sulfatase is a relatively small protein with a molecular mass of approximately 26 kDa. It plays an essential role in sulfur metabolism within cells. FSBA predominates in tissues with high metabolic rates and is widely expressed in liver and kidney cells where it contributes to various cellular functions. This protein is involved in catalyzing the hydrolysis reaction facilitating the conversion of adenine-based compounds which is critical for metabolic integrity./ Biological function summary/ FSBA participates in sulfur-related metabolic processes which involve phosphoryl transfer reactions essential for cellular function. FSBA functions as a part of a larger enzymatic complex which optimizes its activity in biologically demanding environments. This complex provides stability and specificity ensuring precise interaction with substrate molecules. Such efficient transformations are significant for the regulation of cellular homeostasis and overall metabolic activity enabling the cells to maintain energy levels and proper biochemical balances./