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Axonal Marker Related Research Reagents
Axons are one of the two types of cytoplasmic protrusions from neuronal cell bodies capable of conducting electrical impulses called action potentials transmitted away from the nerve cell body. Therefore, the function of axons is to transmit information to different neurons, muscles and glands. The difference between an axon and a dendrite lies in several characteristics, including the shape (the dendrite is usually tapered, while the axon usually maintains a constant radius), the length (the dendrite is limited to a small part of the cell body, and the axon can be longer) and function (dendrites receive signals, while axons transmit them).
Creative Biolabs is committed to developing the most advanced axonal markers to assist neuroscience research. Our product portfolio includes monoclonal antibodies, polyclonal antibodies and antibody conjugates.
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Summary of Axonal Markers Provided by Creative Biolabs
Subcellular Localization | Markers | |
Cytoplasmic |
Kinesin 5A Kinesin 5B L1CAM NF-H |
NF-L Peripherin Tau b-III Tubulin |
Cell Surface | L1CAM |