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Product Name
Human WFDC2/HE4/WAP5 (His tag) recombinant protein
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Description
WAP Four-Disulfide Core Domain Protein 2 (WFDC2) is a 25 kDa secreted glycoprotein containing two WAP domains. Mature human WFDC2 is 94 amino acids (aa) in length. It contains two WAP domains that likely mediate antiprotease and/or antimicrobial activity (aa 31 - 73 and 74 - 123). There are four potential splice variants. One shows a deletion of aa 27-74, while three others show aa substitutions: 28 aa for aa 75-124, 23 aa for aa 1 - 74, and 10 aa for aa 71-124. WFDC2 is a member of a family of stable 4-disulfide core proteins that are secreted at high levels. It is expressed by a wide variety of epithelial cells, including respiratory epithelium, salivary gland mucous cells, breast duct epithelium, distal tubule renal epithelium, and epididymal epithelium. WFDC2 may be a component of the innate immune defences of the lung, nasal and oral cavities and suggest that WFDC2 functions in concert with related WAP domain containing proteins in epithelial host defence. WFDC2 re-expression in lung carcinomas may prove to be associated with tumour type and should be studied in further detail. Mammary gland expression of tammar WFDC2 during the course of lactation showed WFDC2 was elevated during pregnancy, reduced in early lactation and absent in mid-late lactation. WFDC2 can undergo a complex series of alternative splicing events that can potentially yield five distinct WAP domain containing protein isoforms.
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Protein name
WAP four-disulfide core domain 2(WFDC2)
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Protein short names
HE4; WAP5
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Uniprot ID
Q14508
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Source/Expression Host
Human Cells
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Expression Plasmid/cDNA
A DNA sequence encoding the Human WFDC2/HE4/WAP5 Glu31-Phe124 is expressed with a 6His tag at the C-terminus.
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Protein Species
Human
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Purity
>95% as determined by SDS-PAGE.
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Validations
Human WFDC2/HE4/WAP5 (His tag) recombinant protein
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