Loxl1 Antibody, Biotin conjugated

1. findings strongly suggested that elastin crosslinking and LOXL1 were co-associated with liver cirrhosis, while selective inhibition of LOXL1 arrested disease progression by reducing crosslinking of elastin. PMID: 29366776
2. LOXL1-/- mutant mice develop appendicular and axial skeletal phenotypes characterized by decreased bone volume fraction and compromised trabecular microstructure, predominantly in females PMID: 26538021
3. Elimination of LOXL1 in mice impairs the blood-aqueous humor barrier in the ocular anterior segment and causes lens abnormalities consistent with cataract formation, but does not result in deposition of macromolecular material or glaucoma. PMID: 24425853
4. There is a possible fundamental role of LOXL-1 in cardiac hypertrophy. PMID: 22763477
5. loxl appears non-allelic to rough coat in mice; heart- and skin-specific downregulation of LOXL in rough coat mice, however, may contribute to the extracellular matrix alterations and the rough coat phenotype PMID: 15482472
6. Data report that cells in the hippocampal granule cell layer of LOXL -/- mice have significantly smaller somas and muted long-term potentiation compared to LOXL +/+ mice. PMID: 16157454
7. LOXL1 deficiency caused failure of elastic fiber homeostasis leading to pelvic floor disorders PMID: 16436666
8. LOXL1 (lysyl oxidase-like 1) mutation results in a global defect in connective tissues and correlates with altered biomechanical behavior of the vagina and supportive tissues PMID: 18265927
9. LOXL1-KO lower urogenital tract anatomical and functional phenotype resembles female pelvic floor dysfunction in humans. Elastin disorganization may lead to such functional abnormalities. PMID: 18495804
10. Loxl1(-/-) males bred with control females demonstrated relative fecundity values intermediate between Loxl1(-/-) pairs (lowest fecundity) and control pairs (highest fecundity), suggesting a component of male-factor infertility. PMID: 19201700

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KEGG: mmu:16949

STRING: 10090.ENSMUSP00000057406

UniGene: Mm.250492