MRP (Migration Inhibitory Factor Related Protein)

Migration inhibitory factor related proteins (MRP) -8 and -14 belong to the S-100 family of calcium binding proteins associated with myeloid cell differentiation. They are highly expressed in resting neutrophils, keratinocytes (particularly in psoriasis), in infiltrating tissue macrophages and on epithelial cells in active inflammatory disease. The heterogeneity of macrophage subpopulations in chronic or acute inflammation is reflected by different expression of MRP8 and MRP14. Phagocytes expressing MRP8 and MRP14 belong to the early infiltrating cells, while MRP8 alone is found in chronic inflammatory tissues. The partially antagonistic functions of MRP8, MRP14 and of the Ca²⁺-dependent MRP8/14 heterocomplex makes them versatile mediators.

T-1028	MRP14 (human) - Clone S32.2
T-1029	MRP14 (human) - Clone S32.2 Biotinylated
T-1026	MRP14 (human) - Clone S36.48
T-1027	MRP14 (human) - Clone S36.48 Biotinylated
S-1008	MRP14 (human) - ELISA
T-1030	MRP8 (human) - Clone 8-5C2
T-1031	MRP8 (human) - Clone 8-5C2 Biotinylated
T-1032	MRP8 (human) - Clone S13.67
T-1033	MRP8 (human) - Clone S13.67 Biotinylated
S-1007	MRP8 (human) - ELISA
T-1023	MRP8/14 Activated Macrophages (human) - Clone 27E10
T-1024	MRP8/14 Activated Macrophages (human) - Clone 27E10 Biotinylated
T-1025	MRP8/14 Activated Macrophages (human) - Clone 27E10 FITC labeled
S-1011	MRP8/14 (human) - ELISA
T-1522	MRP8/14 (human) - Polyclonal
T-1526	MRP8/14 (human) - Polyclonal Biotinylated