About Tubulin Isotypes
Tubulin isotypes and isoforms have gained in popularity over recent years due to the growing importance of clinical and agricultural anti-tubulin ligands. Drug developers are targeting purified tubulins to exploit the differences between, for example, neuronal and cancer isotypes, or between mammalian and plant isotypes. More product related information can be found in the Tubulin products and Biochem™ Kits sections.
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Isotype composition of mammalian brain and cancer cell line tubulins
Sequence comparison of mammalian beta-tubulin isoforms
Sequence comparison of fungal beta-tubulin isoforms
Sequence comparison of fungal alpha-tubulin isoforms
Comparison of neuronal and cancer cell tubulins to different compounds
Comparison of mammalian and plant cell tubulins to different compounds
Comparison of mammalian and fungal cell tubulins to different compounds