Anti-RBPMS Antibody

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Our Anti-RBPMS primary antibody from PhosphoSolutions is guinea pig polyclonal. It detects guinea pig, human, mouse, non-human primate, rabbit, and rat RBPMS and is antigen affinity purified. It is great for use in WB, IHC, ICC.

Primary Antibody
Blind Mole, Guinea Pig, Human, Monkey, Mouse, Rabbit, Rat, Tree Shrew
Canine, Hamster, Human
ICC, IHC, WB
Guinea Pig
Antigen Affinity Purified
RBPMS
24 kDa

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Immunostaining of retinal ganglion cells from the blind mole rat, Spalax Ehrenbergi, stained for RBPMS (red), melanopsin (green), and DAPI (blue). Credit: Jens Hannibal, Ass. Professor, MD, PhD., DmSc. Dept. Clinical Biochemistry, Bispebjerg Hospital, University of Copenhagen, Denmark.
Western blot of rat heart lysate showing specific labeling of the ~24 kDa RBPMS protein.
Purified mouse RGCs in culture that have been probed by FISH for Runx1(red), immunostained with an RGC marker RBPMS(green, cat. 1832-RBPMS), and DAPI(blue). (A) An section where two Runx1+ RGCs outlined with dashed box are shown enlarged below (B,C; cell soma outlined with dashed line). Photo courtesy Bruce Rheaume, University of Connecticut. CC-BY-4.0
Immunostaining of mouse flat mounted retina showing specific immunolabeling of Anti-RBPMS (cat. 1832-RBPMS, 1:250). Photo courtesy of the Feldhem Lab at University of California, Santa Cruz.
Immunostaining of rat retinal ganglion cells showing specific immunolabeling of RBPMS(1:500) in green. Photo courtesy of Brian Choi, Univ. of Toronto.
Immunostaining of mouse retina showing labeling of Rbfox1 (red), RBPMS (green), and DAPI(blue). Image from publication CC-BY-4.0. PMID: 35730583
Immunolabeling of E18.5 mouse retina specifically labeling RBPMS (1832-RBPMS, 1:500). Image produced by Marley Blommers and kindly provided by Angelo Iulianella, Dalhousie University. More information can be found in the publication “Retinal neuroblast migration and ganglion cell layer organization require the cytoskeletal-interacting protein Mllt11.” Developmental Dynamics, PMID: 36131367.
Immunostaining of GPX4 (red) in retinal ganglion cells (counterstained with RBPMS; green) in sham operation (SO) and ph-IOP injured mice, with or without DFP treatment. Image from publication CC-BY-4.0. PMID: 35933500
Immunostaining of ACSL4 (red) in retinal ganglion cells (counterstained with RBPMS; green) in sham operation (SO) and ph-IOP injured mice, with or without DFP treatment. Image from publication CC-BY-4.0. PMID: 35933500
Upper panel shows representative images of cross-sections of saline-injected mouse retinas and lower panel shows representative images of cross-sections of 50 ng Wnt5a-injected mouse retinas co-immunostained with phospho CamKII (green), RBPMS (red), and DAPI (blue). Image from publication CC-BY-4.0. PMID: 35914928
Immunofluorescence staining of flat-mounted mice retinas with RBPMS (green) at different times after NMDA injury. RGCs were quantified in three areas (center, middle, periphery) in each of the four quadrants of the retina depending on relative location to optic nerve head. Image from publication CC-BY-4.0. PMID: 36289519
Immunostaining of Rbfox1 (red) , RBPMS (green), and DAPI (blue) in 22-month-old mouse retinas. Image from publication CC-BY-4.0. PMID: 36359797
RBPMS staining (cat. 1832-RBPMS, 1:500; red) and eGFP staining (green in upper panels and grey in lower panels) in post-mortem retinal explants of C57BL/6J and B6.BOla-WldS mice that were transduced with AAV2-SYN-eGFP ex vivo. Mouse explants were stained for eGFP. Image from publication CC-BY-4.0. PMID: 36635457
Confocal micrograph of melanopsin, TdTomato, and RBPMS (cat. 1832-RBPMS) co-staining in the dorsal GlyT2Cre;Ai9 mouse retina. The left arrows indicate RBPMS-positive GlyT2Cre ipRGCs. All melanopsin-negative, TdTomato-positive cells are RBPMS negative (arrowheads). Image from publication CC-BY-4.0. PMID: 36932080
Immunostaining of the peripheral region of mouse retinal whole mount labeling RBPMS (Cat no 1832-RBPMS, 1:1500). Image kindly provided by Nicholas Tran, Harvard University.
Immunostaining of retinal ganglion cells from the blind mole rat, Spalax Ehrenbergi, stained for RBPMS (red), melanopsin (green), and DAPI (blue). Credit: Jens Hannibal, Ass. Professor, MD, PhD., DmSc. Dept. Clinical Biochemistry, Bispebjerg Hospital, University of Copenhagen, Denmark.
Immunostaining of retinal ganglion cells from the blind mole rat, Spalax Ehrenbergi, stained for RBPMS (red), melanopsin (green), and DAPI (blue). Credit: Jens Hannibal, Ass. Professor, MD, PhD., DmSc. Dept. Clinical Biochemistry, Bispebjerg Hospital, University of Copenhagen, Denmark.
Western blot of rat heart lysate showing specific labeling of the ~24 kDa RBPMS protein.
Purified mouse RGCs in culture that have been probed by FISH for Runx1(red), immunostained with an RGC marker RBPMS(green, cat. 1832-RBPMS), and DAPI(blue). (A) An section where two Runx1+ RGCs outlined with dashed box are shown enlarged below (B,C; cell soma outlined with dashed line). Photo courtesy Bruce Rheaume, University of Connecticut. CC-BY-4.0
Immunostaining of mouse flat mounted retina showing specific immunolabeling of Anti-RBPMS (cat. 1832-RBPMS, 1:250). Photo courtesy of the Feldhem Lab at University of California, Santa Cruz.
Immunostaining of rat retinal ganglion cells showing specific immunolabeling of RBPMS(1:500) in green. Photo courtesy of Brian Choi, Univ. of Toronto.
Immunostaining of mouse retina showing labeling of Rbfox1 (red), RBPMS (green), and DAPI(blue). Image from publication CC-BY-4.0. PMID: 35730583
Immunolabeling of E18.5 mouse retina specifically labeling RBPMS (1832-RBPMS, 1:500). Image produced by Marley Blommers and kindly provided by Angelo Iulianella, Dalhousie University. More information can be found in the publication “Retinal neuroblast migration and ganglion cell layer organization require the cytoskeletal-interacting protein Mllt11.” Developmental Dynamics, PMID: 36131367.
Immunostaining of GPX4 (red) in retinal ganglion cells (counterstained with RBPMS; green) in sham operation (SO) and ph-IOP injured mice, with or without DFP treatment. Image from publication CC-BY-4.0. PMID: 35933500
Immunostaining of ACSL4 (red) in retinal ganglion cells (counterstained with RBPMS; green) in sham operation (SO) and ph-IOP injured mice, with or without DFP treatment. Image from publication CC-BY-4.0. PMID: 35933500
Upper panel shows representative images of cross-sections of saline-injected mouse retinas and lower panel shows representative images of cross-sections of 50 ng Wnt5a-injected mouse retinas co-immunostained with phospho CamKII (green), RBPMS (red), and DAPI (blue). Image from publication CC-BY-4.0. PMID: 35914928
Immunofluorescence staining of flat-mounted mice retinas with RBPMS (green) at different times after NMDA injury. RGCs were quantified in three areas (center, middle, periphery) in each of the four quadrants of the retina depending on relative location to optic nerve head. Image from publication CC-BY-4.0. PMID: 36289519
Immunostaining of Rbfox1 (red) , RBPMS (green), and DAPI (blue) in 22-month-old mouse retinas. Image from publication CC-BY-4.0. PMID: 36359797
RBPMS staining (cat. 1832-RBPMS, 1:500; red) and eGFP staining (green in upper panels and grey in lower panels) in post-mortem retinal explants of C57BL/6J and B6.BOla-WldS mice that were transduced with AAV2-SYN-eGFP ex vivo. Mouse explants were stained for eGFP. Image from publication CC-BY-4.0. PMID: 36635457
Confocal micrograph of melanopsin, TdTomato, and RBPMS (cat. 1832-RBPMS) co-staining in the dorsal GlyT2Cre;Ai9 mouse retina. The left arrows indicate RBPMS-positive GlyT2Cre ipRGCs. All melanopsin-negative, TdTomato-positive cells are RBPMS negative (arrowheads). Image from publication CC-BY-4.0. PMID: 36932080
Immunostaining of the peripheral region of mouse retinal whole mount labeling RBPMS (Cat no 1832-RBPMS, 1:1500). Image kindly provided by Nicholas Tran, Harvard University.

Anti-RBPMS Antibody
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Immunocytochemistry: Human
PMID Dilution Publication
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Immunocytochemistry: Mouse
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Immunohistochemistry: Mouse
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29576390 1:50 Sarin, S., et al. 2018. Role for Wnt signaling in retinal neuropil development: analysis via RNA-seq and in vivo somatic CRISPR mutagenesis. Neuron, 98(1), pp.109-126.
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Immunohistochemistry: Primate
PMID Dilution Publication
364363651:500Ma, I.C.K., et al. 2022. Contribution Of Parasol-Magnocellular Pathway Ganglion Cells To Foveal Retina In Macaque Monkey. Vision Research, 108154.
36223749not listedPercival, K.A., et al. 2022. Calcium-Permeable AMPA Receptors on AII Amacrine Cells Mediate Sustained Signaling in the On-Pathway of the Primate Retina. Cell Reports, 111484.
34622958 1:500 Nasir‐Ahmad, S., et al. 2021. Satb1 expression in retinal ganglion cells of marmosets, macaques, and humans. Journal of Comparative Neurology, 530(6), pp 923-940.
34547460 1:500 McGregor, J.E., et al. 2021. Optogenetic therapy restores retinal activity in primate for at least a year following photoreceptor ablation. Molecular Therapy.
33527361 1:500 Nasir-Ahmad, S., et al. 2021. Identification of retinal ganglion cell types expressing the transcription factor Satb2 in three primate species. Journal of Comparative Neurology.
30377226 1:1000 Dhande, O.S., et al. 2019. Molecular Fingerprinting of On–Off Direction-Selective Retinal Ganglion Cells Across Species and Relevance to Primate Visual Circuits. Journal of Neuroscience, 39(1), pp. 78-95.
27568514 1:500 Long, Y., et al. 2016. Wide-field diffuse amacrine cells in the monkey retina contain immunoreactive Cocaine-and Amphetamine-Regulated Transcript (CART). Peptides, 84, pp. 22-35.
Immunohistochemistry: Rabbit
PMID Dilution Publication
30377226 1:1000 Dhande, O.S., et al. 2019. Molecular Fingerprinting of On–Off Direction-Selective Retinal Ganglion Cells Across Species and Relevance to Primate Visual Circuits. Journal of Neuroscience, 39(1), pp. 78-95.
Immunohistochemistry: Rat
PMID Dilution Publication
34819548 1:1000 Mathew, D.J., et al. 2021. An inducible rodent glaucoma model that exhibits gradual sustained increase in intraocular pressure with distinct inner retina and optic nerve inflammation. Scientific reports, 11(1), pp.1-16.
33789891 1:500 Khatib, T.Z., et al. 2021. Receptor-ligand supplementation via a self-cleaving 2A peptide–based gene therapy promotes CNS axonal transport with functional recovery. Science Advances, 7(14), p.eabd2590.
31369591 1:500 Choi, B.K., et al. 2019. Stabilization of primary cilia reduces abortive cell cycle re-entry to protect injured adult CNS neurons from apoptosis. PloS One, 14(8), p.e0220056.
31337818 1:1000 Kreymerman, A., et al. 2019. MTP18 is a Novel Regulator of Mitochondrial Fission in CNS Neuron Development, Axonal Growth, and Injury Responses. Scientific Reports, 9(1), p.10669.
27375437 1:500 Esquiva, G., et al. 2016. Non-image forming light detection by melanopsin, rhodopsin, and long-middlewave (L/W) cone opsin in the subterranean blind mole rat, Spalax ehrenbergi: immunohistochemical characterization, distribution, and connectivity. Frontiers in Neuroanatomy, 10, p.61.
Immunohistochemistry: Tree Shrew
PMID Dilution Publication
29238991 1:500 Johnson, E.N., et al. 2017. Distribution and diversity of intrinsically photosensitive retinal ganglion cells in tree shrew. Journal of Comparative Neurology, 527(1), pp.328-344.
Additional Publications: Unspecified
PMID Publication
36881292Jacobi, A., et al. 2023. Defining Selective Neuronal Resilience and Identifying Targets for Neuroprotection and Axon Regeneration Using Single-Cell RNA Sequencing: Experimental Approaches. Methods in Molecular Biology, 1-18.

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