Anti-NECTIN3 antibody produced in rabbit

PVRL3 (poliovirus receptor-related 3) belongs to nectin family, which is a family of immunoglobulin-like molecules, and are involved in cell adhesion. This family contains four members namely, PVRL1, PVRL2, PVRL3 and PVRL4. These are ubiquitously expressed and have multiple isoforms due to alternative splicing. PVRL3 is also called nectin-3 and has three isoforms called nectin-3α, -3β and -3δ. These variants differ in their transmembrane and cytosolic domains, but have identical extracellular regions. This is the only nectin to be expressed by T-cells.

nectin cell adhesion molecule 3 recombinant protein epitope signature tag (PrEST)

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PVRL3 (poliovirus receptor-related 3) is a cell-cell adhesion molecule. It forms trans-dimers with nectin-1, and also interacts with afadin to form cell-cell adhesions in non-epithelial cells, which lack tight junctions. PVRL3 present on lymphocytes interacts with nectin-2 expressed on vascular endothelial cells. This interaction is essential for leukocyte migration and extravasation. This is the first member of nectin family which plays a role in determining the ocular phenotype in humans, and is involved in the development of mammalian lens and ciliary body. Membranous expression of PVRL3 without E-cadherin co-localization in cancers, usually predicts poor prognosis and overall survival of patients. The expression of this protein is deregulated in breast cancer, and it might act as tumor suppressor and prevent metastasis in breast cancer cells.

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