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Recombinant proteins are purified laboratory reagents created through genetic engineering for advanced biomedical research, such as immunology, neuroscience, cancer research, and more.
We provide high-quality recombinant proteins. Our various protein products are carefully tested for consistent and reliable performance. With our proteins, we offer stringent quality control, lot-to-lot consistency, and precise specificity to help you achieve accurate results in your research.
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SDS-PAGE
Annexin A6, Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA81630)
SDS-PAGE
DNA-(apurinic or apyrimidinic site) lyase, Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA81654)
SDS-PAGE
Mast cell carboxypeptidase A, Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA81655)
SDS-PAGE
Macrophage colony-stimulating factor 1 receptor, Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA81663)
SDS-PAGE
Complement C5a anaphylatoxin, Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA81685)
Calcitonin, Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA75301)
Vimentin, Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA75338)
ApoE4, Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA75349)
Agouti-Related Protein, Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA38361)
Standard Curve (Sample)
(The titer has been suggested in reference to an "in-house" ELISA kit performed at Rekom Biotech over the first lot obtained.Each end user should carry out their own titration for their particular application.Figure 2. In this plot, the optical density at 450/620 nm for positive (blue) and negative (gray) IgM sera are compared for each concentration of the recombinant antigen. An appropriate statistical test of significance for the comparison of means between both groups, the Welch's test, is employed. Eligible concentrations for the use of the antigen should present statistically significant differences between positive and negative sera. This happens when the intervals at the top do not overlap and, equivalently, when the pvalue at the bottom is below 0.05. In the present figure, all p-values are below 0.05 and thus the intervals do not overlap. Therefore, any of the showed concentrations can be used to distinguish between positive and negative sera.)
p18, Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA72858)
Application Data
Ole e 1, Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA72868)
Stromal Cell-Derived Factor-1 alpha, Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA38583)
Application Data
Apolipoprotein H (APOH), Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA134139)
SDS-PAGE
(Figure. SDS-PAGE)
Klotho (KL), Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA162015)
SDS-PAGE
(Figure. SDS-PAGE)
Histone Cluster 1, H1b (HIST1H1B), Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA162027)
SDS-PAGE
(Figure. SDS-PAGE)
Urocortin (UCN), Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA161958)
SDS-PAGE
(Figure. SDS-PAGE)
Fibroblast Growth Factor 23 (FGF23), Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA161967)
SDS-PAGE
(Figure. SDS-PAGE)
Carbonic Anhydrase II (CA2), Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA161969)
SDS-PAGE
(Figure. SDS-PAGE)
Death receptor 5 (DR5), Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA161970)
SDS-PAGE
(Figure. SDS-PAGE)
Apolipoprotein B (APOB), Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA161987)
SDS-PAGE
(Figure. SDS-PAGE)
Collagen Type XI Alpha 2 (COL11a2), Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA161991)
SDS-PAGE
Actin Alpha 1, Cardiac Muscle (ACTC1), Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA135577)
Application Data
Interferon Gamma (IFNg), Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA135590)
SDS-PAGE
R-Spondin 1 (RSPO1), Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA135473)
Application Data
Apolipoprotein A5 (APOA5), Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA134691)
SDS-PAGE
Amyloid Precursor Protein (APP), Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA134725)
SDS-PAGE
Uromodulin (UMOD), Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA134625)
Application Data
Mannose Binding Lectin (MBL), Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA134566)
SDS-PAGE
Rift Valley fever virus (RVFV)(strain MP12) glycoprotein/G1 Protein, Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA177992)
SDS-PAGE
(SDS PAGE for recombinant Human NUMA1/NMP-22 protein)
NUMA1/NMP-22, Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA120547)
Bioactivity
(Detects Human CD337/NCR3 Antibody (BGA1831) in indirect ELISAs.)
CD337/NCR3, Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA120417)
SDS-PAGE
(SDS PAGE for recombinant Human HLA-DRA protein)
HLA-DRA, Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA120428)
Application Data
(Recombinant Human interleukin-11 (AAA50427) was analyzed under reducing denaturing conditions (Lane 2). The molecular weight (kDa) of the marker proteins (Lane 1) are displayed on the left hand of the image. Bands were visualized using Coomassie stains.)
Interleukin-11, Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA50427)
>=90 % determined by coomassie blue staining of a reducing SDS-PAGE gel
Application Data
(A microtiter plate was coated overnight with recombinant human VEGF-A at a concentration of 5 ug/ml. After washing and blocking with PBST+5% BSA, 10% human serum was added spiked with increasing concentrations of bevacizumab. Detection was performed using Human Anti-Ranibizumab Antibody, clone AbD29865 (HCA307, cross-reactive with bevacizumab) at a concentration of 2 mug/ml and a rat anti-DYKDDDDK-tag antibody in HISPEC Assay Diluent (BUF049A) followed by QuantaBlu Fluorogenic Peroxidase Substrate. Data are shown as the mean of three measurements.)
VEGF-A, Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA50377)
Purified by affinity chromatography
DENGUE VIRUS TYPE 1 NS1 ANTIGEN, Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA50547)
SDS-PAGE
(Figure 1. Human HVEM Protein, His Tag on SDS-PAGE under reducing condition.)
HVEM, Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA47327)
SDS-PAGE
(Figure 1. Human ROR1 Protein, His Tag on SDS-PAGE under reducing condition.)
ROR1, Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA47335)
SDS-PAGE
(Figure 1. Human IL4RA Protein, hFc Tag on SDS-PAGE under reducing condition.)
IL4RA, Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA47365)
SDS-PAGE
(Figure 1. Human CLEC2D Protein, hFc Tag on SDS-PAGE under reducing condition.)
CLEC2D, Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA47370)
SDS-PAGE
(Figure 1. Human ADAM9 Protein, His Tag on SDS-PAGE under reducing (R) conditions.)
ADAM9, Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA47380)
SDS-PAGE
(Figure 1. Human B7-H5 Protein, hFc Tag on SDS-PAGE under reducing condition.)
VSIR, Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA47388)
SDS-PAGE
(3ug by SDS-PAGE under reducing condition and visualized by coomassie blue stain.)
HSP105alpha, Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA48480)
SDS-PAGE
(3ug by SDS-PAGE under reducing condition and visualized by coomassie blue stain.)
PCNA, Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA48482)
SDS-PAGE
HSPA9, Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA48493)
SDS-PAGE
BMP7, Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA48509)
SDS-PAGE
GAPDH, Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA48515)
SDS-PAGE
Geminin, Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA48451)
SDS-PAGE
(3ug by SDS-PAGE reducing condition and visualized by coomasssie blue stain.)
Parathyroid Hormone, Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA48454)
SDS-PAGE
EPO1L, Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA48873)
SDS-PAGE
EREG, Recombinant Protein (Cat# AAA48897)
What Are Recombinant Proteins?
A recombinant protein is created by inserting the gene of interest into a host system like E. coli, mammalian cells, or insect cells. This protein expression method results in the large-scale production of protein in a controlled environment with highly precise structures and functionality. Proteins produced via the “Recombinant” methodology have proven themselves crucial in various biological research areas, including immunology, neuroscience, cancer research, drug delivery and development, and more.
Core Recombinant Protein Product Lines:
- Human: Produced from human genes (e.g., growth factors, cytokines).
- Animal: Derived from mouse, rat, or other animals (e.g., mouse antibodies, enzymes).
- Bacterial: Produced in bacteria like E. coli (e.g., enzymes, bacterial toxins).
- Yeast: Produced in yeast cells (e.g., surface proteins, metabolic enzymes).
- Insect:Expressed in insect cells (e.g., viral proteins, glycoproteins).
- Viral: Derived from viral genomes (e.g., spike proteins for vaccine development).
How Does It Work?
- Gene Identification and Cloning: Scientists first find the exact gene that codes for the protein they are interested in producing, and then create a copy of said gene.
- Recombinant DNA Creation: The copied gene is then inserted into a vector (a vehicle-like plasmid) that can be transported safely into your intended expression host cell/system.
- Host Cell Transformation: The vector (with the foreign gene inside) is shuttled into a host cell. This host can be a bacterium (like E. coli), yeast, insect cells, or mammalian cells, depending on the type of protein or protein characteristics needed.
- Protein Expression: The host cell “reads” the copied gene that was shuttled into it, and begins to produce the gene’s coded-for protein using its own cellular machinery. The host can continue to multiply, and with each new cell, more protein is produced.
- Protein Purification: After enough protein has been made, scientists collect the host cell and separate out the target protein. The protein is then carefully purified so it is free of contaminants, ideally active, and also safe for use. Learn more in our guide on “factors affecting recombinant protein yield”.
The result is a purified recombinant protein, a lab-made protein that is biologically identical (in most respects) to the natural/native version.
We take this process a step further, offering recombinant proteins that are produced with precise control over sequence modifications, expression levels, and large-scale production. This ensures high-quality, consistent results that will be able to support your research needs and empower your scientific discoveries.
Some of the expression hosts/systems used in recombinant protein generation by AAA Biotech include:
- Escherichia coli (E. coli)
- Human (Homo sapiens)
- Chinese Hamster
- Yeast
- Insect cells (e.g., Baculovirus expression system)
Recombinant Protein Offerings
| S.No | Protein Expression Systems | Quality and Bioactivity | Formats and Flexibility |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01. | E. coli, HEK293, CHO, yeast, and insect cells | Validated high bioactivity and binding activity | Ready-to-use formats (lyophilized or liquid formulations available) |
| 02. | 675+ recombinant protein products | High protein purity (≥95%) | Available in flexible pack sizes |
| 03. | Custom protein production (His-tag, GST, FLAG, and Fc fusion) | Lot-to-lot consistency through QC protocols | Wide range of targets (Cytokines, growth factors, enzymes, receptors, signaling proteins, etc.) |
Applications Of Our Recombinant Proteins
- Studying protein interactions (protein–protein or protein–DNA).
- Testing biological pathways with functional/activity assays.
- Creating standard curves in ELISA and other tests, often supported by high-quality ELISA kits for accurate quantification.
- Making antigens/immunogens for antibody production.
- Drug discovery and screening.
- Finding and confirming biomarkers.
- Researching cell signaling and immunity.
- Developing vaccines.
Read more about the applications of the recombinant proteins here!
Why Buy Recombinant Proteins from AAA Biotech?
1. High Purity & Verified Quality:
Most of our proteins are ≥ 95% pure. We also test the biological activity of our products where it's relevant (it will be indicated on the product page).
2. Multiple Expression Systems:
We offer proteins made in multiple host systems, and this enables researchers to pick the system that gives them the best folding, post-translational modifications, or functionality for their experiment requirements.
3. Custom & Flexible Options:
Need a special tag (His, GST, FLAG, Fc fusion)? Or a custom variant? We can provide it. Our proteins come in formats that are lab-friendly: lyophilized (dry) or “ready-to-use” liquid.
4. Rigorous Quality Control & Documentation:
Every batch is backed by strong QC. This means you can rely on product consistency, two different batches will perform similarly.
5. Wide Variety & Global Availability:
We carry a large and growing catalog of recombinant proteins to cover almost all needs in research (immunology, oncology, vaccine work, etc.)
6. Researcher-Focused Support:
Technical support, clear documentation, and user-friendly product pages help you select the right protein for your work. Plus, our user-friendly packaging and handling, and global shipping are all designed to reduce delays, damage, and hassles.
Order Recombinant Proteins Today!
We are committed to supporting the research community with recombinant proteins that display exceptional performance and reliability. Our proteins are produced using industry-standard methods and are validated to meet the needs of academic, pharmaceutical, and biotechnology laboratories.
We have a track record of delivering proteins that work — large numbers of researchers rely on them in many published studies. Browse our catalog to find the perfect protein for your research applications now!
FAQ
1. What is involved in the purification of recombinant proteins?
The purification process of these recombinant proteins is performed to isolate the specific protein produced by the host cell from unwanted substances. The process generally includes techniques such as “affinity chromatography” to separate the protein from other proteins and impurities. AAA Biotech generally offers proteins ≥ 95% pure, depending on the protein type.
2. What are some examples of popular AAA Biotech recombinant proteins?
Some examples of recombinant proteins include:
Retinoblastoma Protein (Cat # AAA10852) – reportedly used in vaccine research and antibody development. Hepatitis B Surface Antigen (HBsAg) (Cat# AAA13446) – reportedly used in diagnostic tests and vaccine development for Hepatitis B. High-Mobility Group Box 1 (HMGB1) (Cat# AAA10851) – reportedly used in inflammation and immune response research.
3. How are AAA Biotech recombinant proteins validated?
Each batch undergoes stringent quality control checks, including SDS-PAGE analysis, endotoxin testing (for select products), and activity assaying (for select products). Certificates of Analysis are provided with every product (only upon request for some products).
4. Are your proteins suitable for therapeutic development or only research?
AAA Biotech recombinant proteins are strictly for research-use only and are not intended for diagnostic or therapeutic purposes in humans or animals.
5. What types of expression systems do you use for recombinant protein production?
The production labs use a variety of expression platforms, including bacterial (E. coli), yeast, insect (baculovirus), and mammalian (HEK293, CHO) systems. The expression system used depends on the complexity and intended function/use of the protein.