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Villin-1 (VIL1) is an actin-binding, calcium-regulated cytoskeletal protein localized to the apical brush border of epithelial cells, where it plays a key role in microvillus organization and epithelial polarity. Villin Antibody for WB (clone VIL1/1314) is optimized for protein detection in denatured lysates, and this VIL1 Western Blot Antibody is particularly useful for researchers analyzing epithelial protein expression through immunoblot workflows. Villin antibody, also known as Villin-1 antibody or VIL1 antibody, is widely used to confirm epithelial lineage and to evaluate brush border-associated cytoskeletal proteins in western blot experiments.
What differentiates a Villin Antibody for WB from general Villin reagents is its performance in western blot conditions where band clarity, reproducibility, and molecular weight accuracy are critical. Researchers searching for a VIL1 Western Blot Antibody are typically focused on detecting a clean ~93 kDa band and comparing signal intensity across epithelial and non-epithelial lysates. Clone VIL1/1314 supports these workflows by providing consistent band detection across multiple epithelial-derived samples, making it well suited for studies involving colon cancer cell lines, intestinal tissue lysates, and epithelial differentiation models. This strong WB positioning clearly separates it from IHC or IF-focused Villin antibodies that prioritize spatial localization rather than protein band resolution.
In western blot analysis, Villin is commonly detected as a prominent band at the expected molecular weight, while additional lower molecular weight bands may appear depending on sample preparation, proteolytic processing, or cytoskeletal turnover. These secondary bands can provide useful biological insight when comparing differentiated versus dedifferentiated epithelial states or evaluating tissue integrity under experimental conditions. A VIL1 Western Blot Antibody is therefore especially valuable in studies where band interpretation, lysate quality, and protein stability are central to the experimental design rather than secondary considerations.
Villin is highly expressed in gastrointestinal epithelium and serves as a well-established biochemical marker of epithelial origin in western blot workflows. Detection of Villin in lysates is frequently used to validate epithelial enrichment, confirm brush border protein expression, and assess structural integrity of polarized cells. This mouse monoclonal antibody provides reliable recognition of Villin in denatured protein samples, making it a strong choice for researchers prioritizing western blot performance, reproducibility, and accurate interpretation of epithelial cytoskeletal protein expression.
Titration of the Villin Antibody for WB / VIL1 Western Blot Antibody may be required for optimal performance.
Amino acids 179-311 from the human protein were used as the immunogen for this Villin Antibody for WB / VIL1 Western Blot Antibody.
Store the Villin antibody at 2-8oC (with azide) or aliquot and store at -20oC or colder (without azide).
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