The antibody recognizes the N-terminal of human CLC isoforms CLCa and CLCb (aa 27-49)
Specificity
Human, Mouse, Rat
Storage Buffer
Whole Serum
Format
200 µl
Background
Clathrin-coated vesicles (CCVs) are the major carriers for uptake of nutrients and signalling receptors and for the reformation of synaptic vesicles. Pathogens co-opt the endocytic pathway to gain access into cells. Clathrin is the major component of CCVs and is composed of clathrin-heavy chain and clathrin-light chain (CLC). CLC is a reliable marker of clathrin-coated structures and is also used as a marker of the presynaptic nerve terminal in neurons. Both CLCa and CLCb have alternatively spliced isoforms that are differentially expressed in tissues.