Mouse Anti-Canine Actin Beta Monoclonal Antibody

Beta-actin is a highly conserved protein found in all eukaryotic cells, making it an essential part of the cellular infrastructure. It plays a pivotal role in maintaining cell shape, facilitating muscle contraction, and enabling cell movement and motility. As a subunit of microfilaments, Beta Actin polymerizes to form actin filaments, which interact with myosin to generate force and movement. Due to its consistent expression across different cell types, Beta-actin is commonly used as a loading control in molecular biology experiments, such as Western blotting and RT-qPCR. It serves as a reliable internal standard for normalizing experimental data, ensuring the accuracy of results when comparing expression levels of other proteins.