Y-box-1 Protein (YB-1) takes part in gene transcription and in processing Ribonucleic acid (RNA). Extracellular functions of YB-1 are unknown so far. In their current article (EMBO Reports, Open Access) Björn Frye et al. show that YB-1 is indeed being secreted by cells. The secretion follows a pattern, which has been observed for HMGB1, IL-1beta or MIF in the past (See Live Imaging Videos). The extracellular expression of YB-1 stimulates proliferation as well as cell migration.
This polyclonal YB-1 antibody is being used in the article for Western Blotting (1:1.000): »Show YB-1 antibody (N-Term)

Thymine (5-Methyluracil) is one of the four bases in the nucleic acid of DNA. Thymine Dimer are covalent bondings between adjacent thymine residues. These bondings are triggered by UV light rays for example. For detecting Thymine Dimer this anti-Thymine Dimer antibody (Clone KTM53) is being used in numerous current publications. Depending on the application the antibody is also employed as a HRP conjugate. Here you may find the most current publications, in which the use of anti-Thymine Dimer antibody is cited:  » Read more