NeuN antibodies

	species	type			applications
9018	mouse	monoclonal (2Q158)	IgG1	human mouse rat rabbit dog	WB	ICC	IHC

NeuN, also known as neuronal nuclear antigen, stands as a pivotal marker in biological research, particularly in neuroscience. It is a protein predominantly localized within the nucleus of post-mitotic neurons in the central and peripheral nervous systems. Identified and characterized through the application of specific antibodies, NeuN serves as a reliable indicator for neuronal differentiation and maturation. Its expression pattern is notably absent in non-neuronal cells, thus making it a valuable tool for delineating neuronal populations in various experimental settings. In neuroscience studies, the detection of NeuN aids in the precise identification and quantification of neurons, facilitating investigations into neuronal morphology, connectivity, and pathology. Consequently, NeuN has emerged as an indispensable component in elucidating the complexities of neural circuitry and understanding neurological disorders.