HOXA10 Antibody / Developmental Transcription Factor Antibody (R35106)

HOXA10 Antibody Human Skeletal Muscle WB. Western blot analysis of HOXA10 expression was performed using anti-HOXA10 antibody in human skeletal muscle lysate. HOXA10 is a homeobox transcription factor that regulates developmental gene expression, cellular differentiation, and tissue patterning during embryogenesis, while also contributing to stem cell maintenance and adult tissue homeostasis. A specific immunoreactive band is detected at approximately 42 kDa, consistent with the predicted molecular weight of HOXA10. These results support the utility of HOXA10 Antibody for studies of developmental transcriptional regulation, stem cell biology, tissue differentiation, and vertebrate development.

HOXA10 Antibody Human Testis IHC. IHC staining of FFPE human testis with HOXA10 antibody demonstrated strong nuclear staining in germ cells within the seminiferous tubules, consistent with the role of HOXA10 as a homeobox transcription factor that regulates developmental gene expression and cellular differentiation. HOXA10 is best known for its essential functions during embryogenesis and reproductive tract development, while continued expression in adult reproductive tissues supports roles in germ cell biology, fertility, and tissue homeostasis. The predominantly nuclear staining pattern is consistent with the transcriptional regulatory function of HOXA10. HIER was performed by steaming tissue sections in pH 6 citrate buffer prior to AP-based detection. These results support the utility of HOXA10 Antibody for studies of developmental biology, reproductive biology, stem cell regulation, and transcriptional control.

HOXA10 Antibody Mouse Skeletal Muscle WB. Western blot analysis of HOXA10 expression was performed using anti-HOXA10 antibody in mouse skeletal muscle lysate. HOXA10 is a homeobox transcription factor that regulates developmental gene expression, tissue differentiation, and anterior-posterior patterning during embryogenesis, while also contributing to stem cell function and adult tissue homeostasis. A specific immunoreactive band is detected at approximately 42 kDa, consistent with the predicted molecular weight of HOXA10. These results demonstrate cross-species reactivity and support the utility of HOXA10 Antibody for studies of developmental transcriptional regulation, stem cell biology, skeletal muscle development, and vertebrate morphogenesis.