Human TCF-3/E2A Alexa Fluor® 750-conjugated Antibody
R&D Systems, part of Bio-Techne | Catalog # FAB44062S
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Background: TCF-3/E2A
TCF-3, also known as E2A and ITF-1, is a member of the E protein homeobox family. TCF-3 regulates checkpoints that allow B lineage commitment and B and T cell receptor gene rearrangement. Two isoforms named E12 and E47 are alternatively spliced within the DNA binding and HLH domain. The region of human TCF-3 used as the immunogen, which is identical for E12 and E47, shares 80% and 79% aa identity with mouse and rat TCF-3, respectively.
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