MMP classification into composite subfamilies is derived from their particular substrates. Elevated expression levels of MMPs are evident in various human cancers and cell lines. Regulation of MMP activity occurs at a number of levels beginning with MMP transcriptional regulation or their inhibition by the inhibitors of matrix metalloproteinases, namely by the TIMPs.
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- Tissue inhibitors of metalloproteinases (TIMPs)
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1. Tissue inhibitors of metalloproteinases (TIMPs)
| Family | Product name | Expression system | Application | Product code |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TIMP1 | TIMP1 protein | Human fibroblasts | WB | |
| TIMP1 protein (His tag) | E. coli | SDS-PAGE | ||
| TIMP1 protein (Active) | E. coli | FuncS,SDS-PAGE | ||
| TIMP2 | TIMP2 protein (Active) | E. coli | FuncS,SDS-PAGE | |
| TIMP2 protein | Human fibroblasts | ELISA,WB | ||
| TIMP2 protein | Mouse lung fibroblasts | ELISA,WB | ||
| TIMP2 protein | Rat lung epithelial cells | ELISA,WB | ||
| TIMP3 | TIMP3 protein | Transfected BHK cells | ELISA,WB | |
| TIMP4 | TIMP4 protein | Transfected human kidney cells | ELISA,WB |