Other Millipore Cell Signaling Services
Integrated Signaling Solutions
With the acquisition of Upstate and Chemicon, Millipore now provides the solutions you need to untangle even the most complicated pathways in cell signaling. This site and innovative search tool is designed to help you navigate our extensive line of signaling enzymes, substrates, antibodies and complementary technologies for key research targets. Now, you can view related products necessary to build your own custom signaling assays – quickly, easily and fully online.»» Learn More...
Kinase & Phosphatase Target Solutions
Beginning in 1993 with the first commercially available protein kinase, our continually expanding product portfolio indicates a long history of providing innovative solutions that enable drug discovery kinase and phosphatase research. Through partnerships with thought leaders in kinase research, and development of internal expertise and talent, we now provide the most comprehensive selection of enzymes in the industry.»Learn More...
GPCR Target Solutions
Millipore has developed proprietary technologies to enhance the functional expression of GPCRs while allowing for a single functional readout regardless of G protein-coupling status. This technology is the foundation of Millipore’s robust and reliable GPCR products and services.» Learn More...
Cell Signaling Antibodies
Millipore’s offering of Upstate antibodies, proteins, enzymes and kits is one of the largest collections of cell signaling reagents available. We offer numerous modification state-specific antibodies including the new 4G10 platinum, the most sensitive phosho-tyrosine antibody on the market. In addition to the most popular cell signaling targets we also have hard to find targets such as mTOR and LKB1.» Learn More...
Pathways
Cell signaling is part of a complex system of communication that regulates cellular activity and pathways are an essential tool for researchers to understand the mechanisms of cellular signaling. Millipore pathways provide the quickest way to visualize downstream and upstream protein activity.»Learn More...
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