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For these reasons, pre-clinical and clinical scientists have a great interest in imaging the actin cytoskeleton of many different types of cells, and of particular relevance is live cell imaging of in vitro …

Investigate cellular signaling pathways with our range of small G-protein activation assays, including G-LISA and traditional pull-down assays. Learn more!

The Signal-Seeker® ubiquitination detection kit uses affinity beads to enrich ubiquitinated (mon-, multi-, and poly) proteins from any given cell or tissue lysate. The enriched protein population is then …

To faithfully capture the integrity and structure of the F-actin cytoskeleton (and any changes it undergoes) with a fluorescent phalloidin stain, proper fixation and handling of the cells/slices is …

For more information on Cytoskeleton's selection of probes click below MemGlow™ 488: Fluorogenic Membrane Probe (A Member Of The MEMBRIGHT™ Family) (Cat. # MG01) MemGlow™ 560: …

* Cytoskeleton recommends 10 ug at the lower range; however, the technical lower limit of detection with cells over-expressing a small G-protein is 1 ug and is also suitable. ** Clarification is …

Unlock the full potential of your microscopy workflows with elite live cell imaging reagents, including Spirochrome and MemGlow imaging tools.

To provide researchers with the tools to study tubulin PTMs, Cytoskeleton offers purified tubulin proteins, PTM antibodies, and activation assays. Cytoskeleton has purified mammalian brain tubulins …

Part of the G-Switch™ line, CN02 (epidermal growth factor: EGF) acts through a tyrosine kinase receptor (EGFR) to rapidly stimulate actin reorganization through activation of Rac and/or Cdc42 …