Anti-KIAA1967 antibody produced in rabbit

KIAA1967 is a large multi-domain containing nuclear protein mapped on chromosomal location 8p22. It consists of a NL (nuclear localization) motif, a CC (coiled-coil) domain responsible for the protein-protein interaction, an inactive EF-hand for Ca²⁺ binding, a Nudix domain, a RNA-binding domain and an LZ (leucine zipper) motif.

KIAA1967 (NP_066997.3, 1 a.a. ~ 923 a.a) full-length human protein.

Sequence
MSQFKRQRINPLPGGRNFSGTASTSLLGPPPGLLTPPVATELSQNARHLQGGEKQRVFTGIVTSLHDYFGVVDEEVFFQLSVVKGRLPQLGEKVLVKAAYNPGQAVPWNAVKVQTLSNQPLLKSPAPPLLHVAALGQKQGILGAQPQLIFQPHRIPPLFPQKPLSLFQTSHTLHLSHLNRFPARGPHGRLDQGRSDDYDSKKRKQRAGGEPWGAKKPRHDLPPYRVHLTPYTVDSPICDFLELQRRYRSLLVPSDFLSVHLSWLSAFPLSQPFSLHHPSRIQVSSEKEAAPDAGAEPITADSDPAYSSKVLLLSSPGLEELYRCCMLFVDDMAEPRETPEHPLKQIKFLLGRKEEEAVLVGGEWSPSLDGLDPQADPQVLVRTAIRCAQAQTGIDLSGCTKWWRFAEFQYLQPGPPRRLQTVVVYLPDVWTIMPTLEEWEALCQQKAAEAAPPTQEAQGETEPTEQAPDALEQAADTSRRNAETPEATTQQETDTDLPEAPPPPLEPAVIARPGCVNLSLHGIVEDRRPKERISFEVMVLAELFLEMLQRDFGYRVYKMLLSLPEKVVSPPEPEKEEAAKEEATKEEEAIKEEVVKEPKDEAQNEGPATESEAPLKEDGLLPKPLSSGGEEEEKPRGEASEDLCEMALDPELLLLRDDGEEEFAGAKLEDSEVRSVASNQSEMEFSSLQDMPKELDPSAVLPLDCLLAFVFFDANWCGYLHRRDLERILLTLGIRLSAEQAKQLVSRVVTQNICQYRSLQYSRQEGLDGGLPEEVLFGNLDLLPPPGKSTKPGAAPTEHKALVSHNGSLINVGSLLQRAEQQDSGRLYLENKIHTLELKLEESHNRFSATEVTNKTLAAEMQELRVRLAEAEETARTAERQKSQLQRLLQELRRRLTPLQLEIQRVVEKADSWVEKEEPAPSN

KIAA1967 is associated with several cellular processes such as regulation of metabolism, aging and tumor biology. It plays a vital role in the cancer pathogenesis by participating in apoptosis, nuclear receptor function, cellular metabolism, circadian cycle and epigenetics. KIAA1967 acts as a regulator of various nuclear receptors such as ERα (oestrogen receptor α), ERβ, AR (androgen receptor), RAR (retinoic acid receptor) and haem receptor Rev-erbα. In addition to transcriptional activity, it also controls epigenetic modifiers such as the deacetylases HDAC3 and SIRT1, and the methyl-transferase SUV39H1. It has been reported that Nudix domain has the ability to bind nucleotides, which further could control its functional activities. In response to UV-induced DNA damage, it plays an important role in the maintenance of genomic stability and cellular integrity. KIAA1967 also possesses a significant role in adipocyte differentiation.

Solution in phosphate buffered saline, pH 7.4