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Products of Autophagy Research

Products of Autophagy Research

Autophagy refers to the process by which non-essential or dysfunctional cellular components are degraded by lysosomes into essential nutrients, such as amino acids, lipids, and sugars. Autophagy serves not only as a specialized mechanism for cells to adapt to extreme environments but also as a crucial regulatory mechanism for normal cellular activities. Abnormal autophagy often plays a significant role in cell damage and aging. Currently, autophagy is known to be involved in various vital biological processes including tumor development, aging, inflammation, immune response, cardio-cerebral vascular diseases, oxidative stress, neurodegenerative diseases, metabolism, and development.


Hanbio Autophagy Research Products

Kinds of Autophagy

Tools

Product Application

Product Offering

Classical autophagy

mCherry-eGFP-LC3

Labels autophagosomes and autolysosomes

LV/Ad/AAV

eGFP-LC3

Labels autophagosomes

LV/Ad/AAV

mCherry-LC3

Labels autophagosomes

LV/Ad/AAV

mCherry-eGFP-LC3(G120A)

LC3 mutant, used as control

LV/Ad/AAV

eGFP-LC3(G120A)

LC3 mutant, used as control

LV/Ad/AAV

mCherry-LC3(G120A)

LC3 mutant, used as control

LV/Ad/AAV

Mitophagy

mKeima

For the study of mitophagy phenotype

LV/Ad/AAV

Cox8-EGFP-mCherry

LV/Ad/AAV

mito-dsred

EGFP-LC3

LV/Ad/AAV

Parkin-EGFP

For the study of mitophagy pathway

LV/Ad/AAV

Bnip3-EGFP

LV/Ad/AAV

Nix-EGFP

LV/Ad/AAV

FUNDC1-EGFP

LV/Ad/AAV

ER-phagy

mCherry-EGFP-RAMP4

ER-phagy

LV/Ad/AAV

mCherry-RAMP4

LV/Ad/AAV

ssmRFP1-EGFP-KDEL

LV/Ad/AAV

chaperone-mediated autophagy (CMA)

KFERQ-PAmCherry1

Detects CMA activity

LV/Ad/AAV

PAmCherry1-KFERQ-NE

LV/Ad/AAV

*Note: LV: Lentivirus, Ad: Adenovirus, AAV: Adeno-associated virus.


Virus of Organelle Location Tool in stock

Tools

Product Application

Product Offering

mito-dsred

Mitochondrial localization

LV/Ad

mito-mTur

LV/Ad

Lamp1-RFP

Lysosome localization


LV/Ad

ER-mTur

Endoplasmic reticulum localization


LV/Ad


P62 Virus/Plasmid in Stock

Product Name

Production Scale

Overexpression P62 Ad

1010PFU/ml,1ml

Overexpression P62 LV

108TU/ml,1ml

Overexpression P62 AAV

1012v.g/ml,1ml

Overexpression P62 plasmid

5μg


List of Autophagy Related Gene Viruses in Stock  

Gene Name

Gene Function

Species

Product Offering

ATG5

Binds to ATG16 and ATG12 to form a complex involved in the formation of autophagic vesicles

human/mouse

LV/Ad

ATG7

Binds to and activates ATG12

human/mouse

LV/Ad

ULK1

Forms ULK complex to interact with mTOR receptors

human/mouse

LV/Ad

ULK3

Forms ULK complex to interact with mTOR receptors

human/mouse

LV/Ad

Beclin1/ATG6

Forms a complex with PI3K to regulate autophagic activity

human/mouse

LV/Ad

LKB1

Activates AMPK to activate autophagy

human/mouse

LV/Ad

ULK 2

Forms ULK complex to interact with mTOR receptors

human/mouse

LV/Ad

NBR 1

Autophagy receptor protein

human/mouse

LV/Ad

ATG16L 1

Binds to ATG12 and ATG5 to form a complex involved in the formation of autophagosomes

human/mouse

LV/Ad

ATG 13

Forms ULK1 complex to interact with mTOR receptors

human/mouse

LV/Ad

ATG16L 2

Binds to ATG12 and ATG5 to form a complex involved in the formation of autophagosomes

human/mouse

LV/Ad

ATG 4A

Cleavages LC3 protein to form LC3-I

human/mouse

LV/Ad

ATG 4B

Cleavages LC3 protein to form LC3-I

human/mouse

LV/Ad

ATG 9B

Involved in PAS formation

human/mouse

LV/Ad

EI24

Mediates the fusion of autophagosome and lysosome

human/mouse

LV/Ad

ATG9A

Involved in PAS formation

human/mouse

LV/Ad

ATG14

Binds to vps15 and vps34 to form a complex involved in the formation of membrane vesicles

human/mouse

LV/Ad

ATG3

Processes LC3-I into LC3-II together with ATG7

human/mouse

LV/Ad

ATG4C

Cleavages LC3 protein to form LC3-I

human/mouse

LV/Ad

DRAM2

Inhibits the initiation of autophagy

human/mouse

LV/Ad

ATG4D

Hydrolyzes pro-LC3

human/mouse

LV/Ad

ATG10

Activates ATG12

human/mouse

LV/Ad

DRAM1

Mediates the fusion of autophagosome and lysosome

human/mouse

LV/Ad

ATG101

Binds with ATG13 to avoid ATG13 degradation

human/mouse

LV/Ad

ATG12


Binds to ATG5 and ATG16L1 to form a complex involved in the formation of autophagosomes

human/mouse

LV/Ad

parkin

Key protein of mitochondrial autophagy

human/mouse

LV/Ad

TOMM20

Mitochondrial membrane protein

human/mouse

LV/Ad


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