Telomerase is an RNA-protein complex; its main components are an RNA matrix for telomere synthesis, which also has a structural function, and telomerase reverse transcriptase (TERT). It plays a pivotal role in maintaining telomere length and cellular immortality. As the understanding of telomerase continues to expand, the development and application of telomerase activity assays have become increasingly important in aging research.
Fig.1 The core telomerase enzyme is minimally composed of the TERT protein and TR component. (Chen JJL and Podlevsky JD, 2016)
CD BioSciences, with decades of experience in biological research, offers a range of specialized analysis services to comprehensively understand TERT proteins in aging.
Our enzymatic activity assays, utilizing the quantitative sandwich enzyme immunoassay techniques, offer insight into the functional aspects of TERT proteins by assessing their enzymatic activity in aging cells and tissues. Our assays help in understanding the changes and alterations in TERT function with age, providing crucial information for aging research.
By analyzing the expression of TERT proteins through techniques such as Western blot or immunohistochemistry, we can examine the expression levels of TERT in senescent cells or tissues, thus providing valuable information for understanding the role of TERT in the aging process.
Our protein-protein interaction studies have utilized techniques such as co-immunoprecipitation or yeast two-hybrid assays to reveal the complex network of TERT interactions during aging, leading to a comprehensive understanding of the molecular mechanisms of aging.
Our workflow for the analysis of TERT proteins in aging encompasses a systematic and meticulous approach.
CD BioSciences offers distinct advantages in the analysis of TERT proteins in aging research. With our extensive experience and expertise, we provide comprehensive support from sample collection to data interpretation. If you are interested in our services, please feel free to contact us or make an online inquiry.
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