FUS Antibody

FUS has been identified as a frequent translocation fusion partner of various transcription factors. FUS fusion genes have been shown to be associated with multiple tumor types which include liposarcoma, leukemia, histocytoma, and sarcoma. FUS is a multifunctional RNA-binding protein that associates with the nuclear matrix and Cajal bodies and appears to play a role in splicesome assembly, pre-mRNA splicing, DNA repair, transcriptional regulation and homologous recombination.

Alternative names for FUS Antibody include RNA-binding protein FUS antibody, oncogene FUS antibody, oncogene TLS antibody, translocated in liposarcomas antibody, TLS antibody, 75 kDa DNA-pairing protein antibody, POMp75 antibody, CHOP antibody, FUS-CHOP antibody, TLS/CHOP antibody, hnRNP-P2 antibody.