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MAOB (Monoamine oxidase B)

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MAOB (Monoamine oxidase B), also known as MAOB, is an enzyme encoded by the MAOB gene in humans. MAOB is a kind of mitochondrial outer membrane flavinase, which mainly exists in platelets. MAOB focuses on the decomposition and deamination of nonpolar aromatic amine phenylethylamine, which is sensitive to inhibitors selegiline and Resagiline. The content of MAOB increases with age, so MAOB is considered as a sign of aging, known as aging-related enzymes. Diseases associated with MAOB include Norrie Disease and Pathological Gambling.

Cat.No.	Product Name	Source	Species	Tag
BP-801318	Recombinant Human Monoamine Oxidase A	Baculovirus.
BP-801319	Recombinant Human monoamine oxidase B,His-tagged	E.coli.
BP-801320	Recombinant Human MAOB		Human
BP-801321	Recombinant Human Monoamine Oxidase B	Human
BP-801322	Recombinant Human MAOB, His-tagged	E. coli
BP-801323	Recombinant Rat MAOB, His-tagged	E. Coli or Yeast	Rat	His
BP-801324	Recombinant Rat MAOB Protein	Mammalian Cells	Rat	His
BP-801325	Recombinant Human MAOB	Mammalian Cells	Human	His
BP-801326	Recombinant Human Monoamine Oxidase B	Baculovirus
BP-801327	Recombinant Mouse MAOB protein, His & T7-tagged	E. coli	Mouse	His & T7
BP-801328	Recombinant Human MAOB, His tagged	E.coli	Human	His

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