EGR2 Polyclonal antibody

EGR2 is also named as KROX20, belongs to the EGR C2H2-type zinc-finger protein family. As a zinc finger transcription factor, it is observed in both the somata and dendrites of central neurons(PMID: 12706208). EGR2 plays an important role in the transient formation of hindbrain developmental compartments or rhombomeres and is also an important factor in peripheral myelination, maintenance of synaptic plasticity and long-term potentiation(PMID: 7707882, 8619872, 8895453, 16203212, 18280047). Egr2 expression is induced downstream of TCR signaling in NKT precursors and Egr2 is directly connected with the key molecular checkpoints defining NKT lineage commitment and stage progression, suggesting that Egr2 not only induces the early lineage-defining transcription factor PLZF, but also controls the downstream expression of the IL-2Rβ chain(PMID: 22306690). Egr2 is regulated by both soluble and membrane-bound neuregulins(PMID: 16129398, 18803322, 8787758) and its concentration is partially modulated by calcium-dependent events(PMID: 19179536). Egr2/Krox20 is also required for induction of Pmp22 (PMID: 21411665), and is nuclear-localized(PMID: 12706208). On western blotting, the observed brand is around 50 kDa or gives a raise around 63 kDa(PMID: 22792185). This antibody is a rabbit polyclonal antibody raised against a region of human EGR2.