Recombinant Mouse Chordin-Like Protein 2 (Chrdl2), C-His

Mouse Chordin-Like Protein 2 (Chrdl2) is a protein involved in embryonic development and tissue morphogenesis. It is a member of the chordin family and functions as a BMP (bone morphogenetic protein) antagonist. By inhibiting BMP signaling, Chrdl2 regulates various developmental processes, including neural tube formation and axis patterning. It is expressed in specific regions of the developing embryo, where it influences cell fate determination and tissue organization. Research indicates that Chrdl2 may also play a role in adult tissue homeostasis and regeneration. Its expression is dysregulated in certain cancers, suggesting potential involvement in tumor progression. Understanding the mechanisms by which Chrdl2 regulates developmental signaling pathways could provide insights into its roles in both normal development and disease pathogenesis.