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Antibodies.Com 3ENN.1, Recombinant Human FGF4 Protein

Order number: 3ENN.1

Part number: AC100029521

3enn1 Antibodies.Com 3ENN.1, Recombinant Human FGF4 Protein

£ 420.89*

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£ 505.07*

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The Antibodies.Com 3ENN.1 FGF4 protein is a laboratory-grade recombinant protein designed for controlled use in life science and biomedical research. Fibroblast Growth Factor 4 (FGF4) is a signalling protein associated with cellular growth, differentiation, development, and other FGF-mediated biological processes, making this recombinant human protein suitable for a variety of experimental workflows. Its human origin makes it particularly relevant for experimental models focused on human cellular and molecular processes.

Why Professionals Prefer the Antibodies.Com 3ENN.1 FGF4 Protein

  • Recombinant human FGF4 protein.
  • Designed for laboratory research applications.
  • Supports studies of FGF4-mediated signalling.
  • Suitable for controlled cell and molecular biology experiments.
  • Useful for investigating cell proliferation and differentiation.
  • Provides a defined recombinant protein for reproducible research workflows.
  • Suitable for integration into a range of life science assays.

Product Usage Scenarios

The 3ENN.1 can be used for research purposes only, including:

  • Cell proliferation and differentiation studies
  • Stem cell and developmental biology research
  • FGF receptor signalling studies
  • Cell culture experiments
  • Protein interaction and functional assays
  • Molecular and cellular biology research
  • Growth factor-related research workflows

Supporting Consistent Laboratory Research

The 3ENN.1 provides researchers with a practical recombinant protein reagent for studying FGF4 function and associated cellular pathways. Its defined recombinant format supports repeatable experimental conditions, making it a useful addition to research laboratories investigating growth factor signalling and cellular development.