Synapsin-1 (UniProt P17599; also known as Synapsin I) is encoded by the SYN1 gene (Gene ID 281510) in bovine species. The synapins constitute a family of abundant neuronal phosphoproteins that regulate SV trafficking and neurotransmitter release at the pre-synaptic terminal. Three genes exisit in mammals, encoding altogether 11 synapsin members by alternative splicings (Synapsin Ia & Ib by SYN1, Synapsin IIa & IIb by SYN2, Synapsin IIIa through IIIf by SYN3), Syn III is the most precociously expressed isoform that has a role in the early phases of neural development and is downregulated in mature neurons. On the other hand, Syn I and Syn II are expressed at low levels at birth and their expressions progressively increase during synaptogenesis to reach a stable plateau at 1-2 months of life. The NH2-terminal region is divided into A, B, and C domains and is highly conserved among synapsin isoforms. Synapsins are regulated by postransloational phosphorylations. Domain A contains PKA and CaMKI/IV phosphorylation sites, domain B contains MAPK/Erk phosphorylation sites, and domain C is phosphorylated by Src. The C-terminal region contains spliced domains and diverge among synapsin isoforms (domain D in Syn Ia and Ib, domain G in Syn IIa and IIb, domain H in Syn IIa, and domain J in Syn IIIa), although they all bear proline-rich regions binding to several SH3-containing proteins and additional phosphorylation sites for CaMKII, MAPK/Erk, and cdk1/5.
Synonyms: Synapsin I, Synapsin-1
Application: This Anti-Synapsin-1 Antibody, clone 10.22 is validated for use in Western Blotting, Immunohistochemistry (Paraffin), Immunoprecipitation, Immunofluorescence for the detection of Synapsin-1.
Other Notes: Concentration: Please refer to lot specific datasheet.