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All listed services and products are For Research Use Only. Do Not use in any diagnostic or therapeutic applications.

Background

MARCHF1 (also called Marchf1) is a membrane-integrated RING-CH E3 ubiquitin ligase encoded by Marchf1 gene, which is widely expressed in dendritic cells, macrophages and B lymphocytes, and mainly located in the membrane structure of endosomes. Different from cytoplasmic RING ubiquitin ligase, MARCHF1 has N-terminal transmembrane helix structure and intracellular RING-CH catalytic domain, which can specifically target MHC II, CD86 and other antigen presenting cell surface receptors and mediate their ubiquitination modification, and finally promote the degradation of target receptors through lysosomal pathway. Under the condition of immune homeostasis, moderate MARCHF1 activity can maintain the balance of MHC II molecule expression level in cell membrane, avoid over-presentation of autoantigen and maintain peripheral immune tolerance. When the body encounters inflammatory stimulation or virus infection, the expression level of MARCHF1 is up-regulated. By down-regulating the abundance of antigen presenting receptor, the adaptive immune overactivation is inhibited and the immune damage caused by excessive inflammation is avoided. Other homologous proteins of MARCH family can't compensate for the ubiquitination regulation function of immune receptor exclusive to MARCHF1. Overexpression of MARCHF1 can significantly weaken the activation ability of T cells, while knocking out MARCHF1 can increase the level of MHC II on the cell surface and amplify the inflammatory immune response, which is the core research target of antigen presentation regulation and immune tolerance targeted drug screening.

MARCHF1 is anchored on the lipid bilayer of the inner body membrane, which plays the role of membrane-located ubiquitin ligase, and relies on the intracellular RING-CH functional motif to recruit E2 ubiquitin-binding enzyme to accurately catalyze the ubiquitination modification of lysine residues in the intracellular segment of immune receptors. Its unique transmembrane localization makes it specifically target cell membrane antigen presenting molecules and form a clear functional differentiation with soluble cytoplasmic E3 ubiquitin ligase. The receptor degradation process mediated by MARCHF1 links the endosome sorting mechanism with the adaptive immune signal attenuation pathway, which can dynamically regulate the antigen presentation level of the body according to the intensity of inflammatory stimulation. This molecule is widely involved in key biological processes such as dendritic cell immune function regulation, virus immune escape and peripheral autoimmune tolerance maintenance. MARCHF1 dysfunction can stabilize MHC II complex in cell membrane and significantly enhance the immune response of antigen-specific T cells. To sum up, MARCHF1 is the key target of membrane ubiquitin enzyme mechanism research and immunomodulatory drug development.

Fig. 1 MARCH1-mediated renal fatty acid metabolism disorder & CKD progression dual comparative schematic for nephrology and metabolic disease research reagents. (OA Literature)Fig. 1 Graphical Abstract Schematic (A-B): Normal renal tubular lipid-insulin homeostasis and MARCH1-triggered lipotoxic cascade driving insulin resistance and progressive chronic kidney disease.1

MARCHF1 Protein Function: Core Roles in Immune Receptor Ubiquitination and Antigen Tuning

The biological functions of MARCHF1 are focused on MHC II ubiquitination and antigen receptor turnover:

  • RING-CH Ubiquitin Catalysis: Recruits cytoplasmic E2 conjugating enzymes to ubiquitinate MHC II and CD86 cytoplasmic intracellular tails.
  • Immune Receptor Downregulation: Targets surface antigen-presenting receptors for endosomal lysosomal degradation clearance.
  • Immune Homeostasis: Restrains excessive dendritic antigen presentation under steady resting immune status.
  • Viral Immune Evasion Modulation: Upregulated strongly to suppress anti-viral specific T cell responses during infection.
  • Disease Relevance: MARCHF1 gene deficiency enhances inflammatory autoimmune T cell reactivity levels.

MARCHF1 Protein Product

Creative Biolabs offers high-quality MARCHF1 proteins through optimized eukaryotic expression systems, including full-length membrane ligase and isolated RING-CH catalytic domain variants. These products retain native immune receptor ubiquitination activity, suitable for antigen presentation and immunomodulator screening assays. All MARCHF1 proteins undergo strict quality control to ensure consistent performance and reliable application across diverse research platforms.

MARCHF1 Protein Product

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MARCHF1 Stable Cell Line Product

Creative Biolabs provides custom-engineered MARCHF1 stable cell lines, including overexpression and blank control models. These cell lines are optimized for membrane E3 ligase profiling and MHC II trafficking functional analysis. Each cell line undergoes stringent validation to ensure stable expression profiles during continuous cell passages, and can be directly applied to high-throughput immunomodulatory compound screening experiments.

MARCHF1 Stable Cell Line Product

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MARCHF1 Recombinant Antibody Product

High-specificity recombinant antibodies targeting MARCHF1 are developed via advanced antibody engineering technologies. These antibodies are validated for dendritic cell endosomal membrane immunostaining, and can be combined with MHC II detection reagents to analyze receptor ubiquitination complexes in antigen-presenting cell models.

MARCHF1 Recombinant Antibody Product

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Product Features

  • Native RING-CH Ubiquitination Activity: Preserves intact MHC II downregulating capacity for antigen presentation research.
  • MARCHF1 Specificity: Eliminates non-specific cross-recognition of other MARCH paralogs.
  • Immunology Compatibility: Optimized reagent series for immune tolerance and autoimmune drug screening workflows.
  • Comprehensive Customization Support: Facilitates end-to-end development of customized proteins, antibodies and stable cell lines to address ubiquitinase research demands.

Custom MARCHF1 Research Services

Beyond catalog products, Creative Biolabs offers specialized custom services for MARCHF1 research:

  • Custom MARCHF1 Protein Production: Tailored expression of mutant and tagged MARCHF1 constructs for receptor ubiquitination analysis.
  • Custom Antibody Development: Generation of MARCHF1-specific antibodies for dendritic cell endosomal immunostaining.
  • Stable Cell Line Engineering: Construction of MARCHF1-modified APC cell models for antigen presentation research.
  • Functional Assay Development: Custom design of MHC II turnover and ubiquitination detection workflows.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

  1. What is the primary function of MARCHF1?

    MARCHF1 is a membrane RING-CH E3 ligase that ubiquitinates MHC II and CD86 to trigger their endosomal degradation and suppress antigen presentation.

  2. Why is MARCHF1 a significant research target?

    MARCHF1 acts as a key negative regulator of adaptive immunity, critical for studying autoimmune disorders and viral immune escape mechanisms.

  3. Are Creative Biolabs' MARCHF1 products suitable for clinical use?

    No, all MARCHF1 products and services are strictly for research use only, not intended for clinical diagnosis or treatment.

  4. What types of MARCHF1 products does Creative Biolabs offer?

    Offerings include full-length MARCHF1 ligase proteins, isoform-specific detection antibodies and custom stable cell lines for ubiquitination research.

  5. How are MARCHF1 proteins validated for activity?

    MARCHF1 proteins are validated via MHC II ubiquitination functional testing.

Reference
  1. Lee, Sangjun, et al. "Identifying genetic variants and metabolites associated with rapid estimated glomerular filtration rate decline in korea based on genome–metabolomic integrative analysis." Metabolites 12.11 (2022): 1139. Under Open Access license CC BY 4.0, without modification. https://doi.org/10.3390/metabo12111139
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