FABP5 (mouse recombinant)

FABP5 (mouse recombinant)

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Fatty acid binding protein 5 (FABP5) is one of nine known cytosolic FABPs ranging in size from 14-15 kDa containing 127-132 amino acids.{11979} Members of this protein family exhibit high affinity for small lipophilic ligands and were named according to the tissue from which they were initially isolated.{11979} Studies suggest that FABPs are involved in the uptake and metabolism of fatty acids, in the maintenance of cellular membrane fatty acid levels, in intracellular trafficking of these substrates, in the modulation of specific enzymes of lipid metabolic pathways, and in the modulation of cell growth and differentiation.{11977} FABP family members have highly conserved three dimensional structures and 22-73% amino acid sequence similarity. FABP5 is composed of ten antiparallel ? strands that form a barrel. FABP5 is expressed in skin, brain, lens, capillary, endothelium, and retina. Elevated level of FABP5 have been observed in prostate and bladder carcinoma.{11979}

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  • Correlated keywords
    • protein-only proteins cytosolic acids lipophilic ligands uptake metabolism cellular membranes intracellular trafficking modulation enzymes lipids metabolic pathways cells growth differentiation antiparallel B .beta. strands barrel prostates bladder carcinomas atherosclerosis endocrinology neurochemistry
  • Product Overview:
    Fatty acid binding protein 5 (FABP5) is one of nine known cytosolic FABPs ranging in size from 14-15 kDa containing 127-132 amino acids.{11979} Members of this protein family exhibit high affinity for small lipophilic ligands and were named according to the tissue from which they were initially isolated.{11979} Studies suggest that FABPs are involved in the uptake and metabolism of fatty acids, in the maintenance of cellular membrane fatty acid levels, in intracellular trafficking of these substrates, in the modulation of specific enzymes of lipid metabolic pathways, and in the modulation of cell growth and differentiation.{11977} FABP family members have highly conserved three dimensional structures and 22-73% amino acid sequence similarity. FABP5 is composed of ten antiparallel ? strands that form a barrel. FABP5 is expressed in skin, brain, lens, capillary, endothelium, and retina. Elevated level of FABP5 have been observed in prostate and bladder carcinoma.{11979}

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