Recombinant Mouse Anterior Gradient Protein 3 (Agr3), C-His

Mouse Anterior Gradient Protein 3 (Agr3) is a secreted protein that belongs to the anterior gradient family, which is involved in various developmental processes. During mouse embryogenesis, Agr3 is expressed in specific regions such as the anterior neural plate and the optic vesicle, suggesting its role in the patterning and morphogenesis of these structures. Agr3 has been implicated in cell adhesion and signaling events that guide the migration and differentiation of neural crest cells. Studies on Agr3 in mice have also revealed its potential involvement in the development of the cardiovascular system and the regulation of heart morphogenesis. The precise functions of Agr3 are still under investigation, but its expression pattern and functional domains indicate that it plays important roles in establishing the body plan and organ formation during mouse development.