Serpin Family B Member 11 (gene/pseudogene) (SERPINB11) Antibody

Background

SERPINB11 is a member of the serpin (serine protease inhibitor) superfamily, known for its role in regulating proteolytic processes. Unlike most serpins that inhibit proteases, SERPINB11 has unique features that set it apart from other family members. The serpin family plays a critical role in controlling protease activity across various biological pathways, such as inflammation, coagulation, apoptosis, and more. SERPINB11, specifically, is classified under the SERPINB subfamily, which predominantly operates in intracellular environments. This distinction highlights its potential for unique cellular functions in response to proteolytic stress and cellular damage. The SERPINB subgroup consists of serpins without signal peptides, localizing them primarily to the cytoplasm, unlike extracellular serpins, which have critical roles in blood coagulation and other extracellular processes