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HRH2 Membrane Protein Introduction

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Introduction of HRH2

Protein Name Histamine receptor H2
Gene Name HRH2
Uniprot P25021 (Human); P97292 (Mouse)
Synonym H2R; HH2R; gastric receptor 1; gastric receptor I
Background Histamine H2 receptor (H2R or HRH2), alternatively known as Gastric receptor I, is an integral membrane protein, in human is encoded by the HRH2 gene. It is recognized as a histamine receptor belonging to the family 1 of G protein-coupled receptors and is predominantly expressed in gastric parietal cells, on vascular smooth muscle, neutrophils, in the heart, and in the central nervous system. HRH2 is positively coupled to adenylate cyclase via Gs, and It is a potent stimulant of cAMP production.

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Membrane Protein Products

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CAT# Product Name Expression System Protein Length Solubilizing Agents
S01YF-1023-KX182 NativeExtract™ Human HRH2 Membrane Protein (Full length, Super Nanodisc) HEK293 cells Full length Native Nanodisc
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Customized Membrane Protein Production

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HRH2 Drug Discovery and Development

HRH2 Small Molecule Drug Development

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Anti-HRH2 Antibody Discovery

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HRH2 Gene Therapy Development

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Gene Editing

Creative Biolabs offers gene editing services. This is a powerful tool for genome engineering. It uses RNA-guided DNA recognition to induce double-strand breaks (DSBs) in the target DNA sequence, and then achieves a range of DNA modifications through DNA repair mechanisms. This method can be used to precisely edit the HRH2 gene to study its function or correct disease-related mutations.

Conditional Knockout

Creative Biolabs offers conditional knockout services. It is used to create conditional knockout mice models. A targeting vector containing loxp sites flanking the ATG start codon of the Hrh2 gene and a neomycin resistance gene is constructed. The vector is then electroporated into embryonic stem (ES) cells, and positively targeted ES cell clones are microinjected into blastocysts to generate chimeric mice. This method allows for the study of HRH2's function in specific cell types and tissues.

Physical Delivery Methods

Creative Biolabs offers physical delivery methods development services, like ultrasound and hydrodynamic high-pressure injection. Ultrasound-mediated gene transfer uses ultrasound waves to create pores in the cell membrane, allowing therapeutic DNA to enter cells. This method is non-invasive, highly efficient, and has a favorable safety profile. Hydrodynamic high-pressure injection involves the rapid injection of a large volume of plasmid DNA to deliver genes into target tissues.

HRH2 Cell Therapy Discovery

Creative Biolabs offers comprehensive and innovative services to drive the development of HRH2 cell therapy. Please inquire with us for more services.

Generation of HRH2-Overexpressing Cell Lines

Creative Biolabs offers the generation of HRH2-overexpressing cell lines services. Using genetic engineering techniques, cell lines can be created that overexpress the HRH2 receptor. This can be done by transfecting cells with a plasmid containing the HRH2 gene under the control of a strong promoter. Such cell lines can be used to study the effects of HRH2 signaling in a controlled environment and to screen for potential therapeutic agents that modulate HRH2 activity.

3D Co-Culture Models

Creative Biolabs offers 3D co-culture Models development services. 3D co-culture systems can more closely mimic the in vivo environment. These models can include HRH2-expressing cells embedded in a matrix with other relevant cell types, allowing for the study of cell-cell interactions and signaling pathways in a more physiologically relevant context.

Phenotypic Screening

Creative Biolabs offers phenotypic screening services. Phenotypic screening involves observing the overall effects of a treatment on HRH2-expressing cells, such as changes in morphology, migration, or differentiation. This approach can identify compounds or genetic modifications that have a broad impact on cell behavior, which may be relevant for therapeutic applications.

Based on our extensive experience and excellent expertise, scientists in Creative Biolabs are proud to provide flexible membrane protein preparation services in order to ensure greater prediction of success for your studies. Please feel free to contact us for more details.


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