Structural Proteins

Double labeling of Mouse aorta cells with FITC-Phalloidin and Monoclonal Anti-α-Smooth Muscle Actin, Clone No. 1A4 (Product No. A2547). From E. Ehler and Dr. A. Draeger, Institute of Molecular Biology, Academy of Sciences, Salzburg.

Structural proteins are the most abundant class of proteins in nature. Collagen is recognized as the most abundant mammalian protein. Structural proteins such as collagen, fibronectin and laminin are utilized in cell culture applications as attachment factors. We offer the most comprehensive collection of structural proteins for extracellular matrix and cytoskeletal research, as well as tools for cell culture and material science applications.

Actin	Keratin	Troponin
Actinin	Mucin	Tropomyosin
Biglycan	Myelin Associated Glycoprotein	Tubulin
Collagen	Myosin	Vimentin
Decorin	Spectrin	Vitronectin
Fibrinogen/Fibrin	Tropomyosin