Recombinant Human ACTL6A

Background

ACTL6A, also known as BAF53A, is a core component of the SWI/SNF chromatin remodeling complex. It interacts with actin-related proteins and histone modifiers to regulate transcriptional activity and chromatin structure. ACTL6A plays a pivotal role in neural development and stem cell maintenance. Structurally, ACTL6A contains an actin-like ATP-binding domain but does not form filaments like traditional actin. Instead, it stabilizes SWI/SNF complexes, enabling precise control over gene expression during differentiation. Mutations or overexpression of ACTL6A have been linked to cancers, particularly gliomas and squamous cell carcinoma, due to its role in regulating proliferation-related genes.