ab19031-100ug，Anti-PKC antibod

Protein kinase C (PKC) comprises a family of serine/threonine kinases with several isoforms such as PKC alpha beta and gamma among others. PKC enzymes play key roles in intracellular signaling particularly in mediating responses to growth factors hormones and other signals. PKC exhibits a molecular weight generally ranging around 77 to 97 kDa depending on the isoform. These enzymes show expression in many tissues but have high concentrations in the brain heart and lung. PKC activation often involves translocation to cellular membranes which is important for their signaling roles./ Biological function summary/ PKC influences various cellular processes such as cell proliferation differentiation apoptosis and immune responses. It acts within larger protein complexes serving as a modulator of cellular functions. The activation of PKC leads to its association with different scaffolding proteins impacting a wide array of cell activities. PKC notably affects the function of other kinases and transcription factors demonstrating its integral role in managing cellular behavior and homeostasis./ Pathways/ PKC participates in the phosphoinositide signaling pathway and the mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAPK) pathway. In these contexts PKC activation impacts proteins like Ras and Raf kinases which play roles in cellular growth and differentiation. By modulating these pathways PKC becomes an important component in signal transduction cascades influencing cell fate decisions. Understanding the interaction between PKC and these pathways helps in elucidating its role in maintaining normal cellular activities and responses to external stimuli./