Rabbit Anti-Borrelia burgdorferi P35 Polyclonal Antibody

Borrelia burgdorferi p35 is a protein associated with the bacterium's survival and pathogenicity, particularly known for its role in the persistence of the infection within the host. This protein is a part of the B. burgdorferi's regulatory network and is implicated in the bacterium's ability to adapt to various environmental conditions, including those encountered during its transmission between ticks and mammals. The p35 protein is thought to be involved in the regulation of gene expression within the bacterium, affecting its virulence and the expression of other outer surface proteins, such as OspA and OspC. This regulatory function is crucial for the bacterium's transition between its tick vector and mammalian hosts, as it allows B. burgdorferi to modulate its surface proteins in response to different host environments.