Anti-LAMP3 antibody produced in mouse

LAMP3 (lysosomal associated membrane protein 3) is tumor-specific protein and induced by hypoxia. It is known to be associated with tumors, inflammation and the maturation of dendritic cells. LAMP3 is found to be associated with Salmonella infection and promotes its intracellular proliferation. Upregulation of the gene is observed in a number of cancer such as cervical, breast, and gastrointestinal cancer and in lymph node metastasis. Increased expression of the gene shows resistance to chemotherapy and radiotherapy, and, LAMP3 might be responsible for tumor metastasis. In vitro studies point out that LAMP3 promotes invasion and migration of tumor cells.

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LAMP3 (AAH32940.1, 1 a.a. ~ 416 a.a) full-length human protein.

Sequence
MPRQLSAAAALFASLAVILHDGSQMRAKAFPGTRDYSQPTAAATVQDIKKPVQQPAKQAPHQTLAARFMDGHITFQTAATVKIPTTTPATTKNTATTSPITYTLVTTQATPNNSHTAPPVTEVTVGPSLAPYSLPPTITPPAHTTGTSSSTVSHTTGNTTQPSNQTTLPATLSIALHKSTTGQKPVQPTHAPGTTAAAHNTTRTAAPASTVPGPTLAPQPSSVKTGIYQVLNGSRLCIKAEMGIQLIVQDKESVFSPRRYFNIDPNATQASGNCGTRKSNLLLNFQGGFVNLTFTKDEESYYISEVGAYLTVSDPETVYQGIKHAVVMFQTAVGHSFKCVSEQSLQLSAHLQVKTTDVQLQAFDFEDDHFGNVDECSSDYTIVLPVIGAIVVGLCLMGMGVYKIRLRCQSSGYQRI

Solution in phosphate buffered saline, pH 7.4