PE anti-LAT Phospho (Tyr171) Antibody, LAT Phospho (Tyr171), A20005D,BioLegend,946606

LAT, or Linker for Activation of T cells, is a transmembrane protein expressed mainly in T cells and a limited number of other immune cells such as natural killer cells, mast cells, and immature B cells. As an adaptor protein, phosphorylated LAT facilitates the recruitment of other signaling proteins and functions as a nucleating site for multiprotein signaling complexes. These signaling complexes can propagate TCR, or T Cell antigen Receptors, and activate downstream effectors, which trigger T cell proliferation or cytokine expression.LAT (Tyr171) is one of the nine tyrosines in LAT conserved between human, mice, and rat. LAT (Tyr171) is necessary for the activation of PI 3-kinase, a protein that regulates the recruitment of other proteins that facilitate in T-cell receptor signal transduction such as PLC-gamma1 and Sos1. When LAT (Tyr171) and (Tyr191) is phosphorylated by ZAP-70, Gads can bind directly to LAT (Tyr171) and (Tyr191) and mediate the recruitment of SLP-76.