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GDF11 (human recombinant)

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    GDF11 (human recombinant)
  • GDF11 (human recombinant)
Cat No: 16102
Proteins - More Proteins
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Bone morphogenetic proteins (BMP) are secreted signaling proteins, many of which are involved in various developmental processes, in addition to bone formation.{23503} GDF11 is a circulating growth and differentiation factor that has age-dependent effe...

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Territorial Availability: Available through Bertin Technologies only in France
Correlated keywords:
  • bones related research cardiology aging neurosciences vascular diseases growths factors morphogenetic proteins developments developmental processes GDF-11 GDFs 11 BMP-11 BMPs differentiation brains vessels neural stems cells cardiac hypertrophy mesodermal skeletal neural tissues bone-related differentiation factor-11 growth growth-differentiation
Product Overview:
Bone morphogenetic proteins (BMP) are secreted signaling proteins, many of which are involved in various developmental processes, in addition to bone formation.{23503} GDF11 is a circulating growth and differentiation factor that has age-dependent effects on development. Notably, injection of recombinant GDF11 into old mice, so that circulating levels match those in young mice, enhances vascularization in the brain, increases vessel volume, increases neural stem cell populations, and reverses cardiac hypertrophy.{26056,26403} These changes mimic the changes in vascular remodeling, neurogenesis, and olfactory function that are produced by providing young blood to aged mice.{26056,26403} In mouse embryos, GDF11 has critical roles in patterning mesodermal, skeletal, and neural tissues.{26405,26404,26406}
Size 10 µg
Shipping dry ice
Formulation Lyophilized
Purity ≥90% estimated by SDS-PAGE
Custom Code 3504.00
UNSPSC code 12352204

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