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Durable and timeless, the Type01 Plywood is a true modern classic that makes organisation simple.
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A designer's favourite: 13 layers of beautiful hardened birchwood, finished with hand-oiled edges that showcase the natural wood grain.
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4.8 / 5 based on 3970 reviews
So in love with our new shelf. We totally love the quality and especially the practical drawers.
Great timeless design, very good quality. Was very easy to put together. Can totally recommend this shelf!
We LOVE our tylko. It took us forever to decide on the final set up and also which wood to use. But after receiving the wood samples we went for ash and we couldn't be happier. The shelf was also put up by the tylko team in under 45 minutes, which was an amazing service to have and definitely worth the extra money if you have such a high and wide shelf as we opted for. We would definitely recommend tylko to friends and family as we are extremely happy with our self and have nothing to complain about :)
Fantastic stylish shelves & great service!
Stylish, quality design options! Easy to use App ensured mm perfect fit - delivery was on time as stated. Assembly was simple with the bespoke instructions! Fantastic finished product which we would definitely order again - thank you!
Effortless flat pack.
Simple and easy to build. The way it was packaged meant no searching for pieces, it was just the top piece every time. We wanted wall to wall and floor to ceiling storage/bookshelf and whilst we achieved this the assemble on floor and stand up method meant we had to install the top shelf in situ. Also had to cut the bottom shelf to accommodate the skirting boards. Tricky, but the end result is fabulous!
Amazingly easy to assemble (zéro tools !), great finish and great overall look. Fits perfectly in my living room
I am super, super happy about this library. So easy to assamble (really good explained, even kids cand get it 😅), no tools needed, just to fix it at the end to the wall. I will definitely recomand Tylko. And the fact that you can customize the library as you wish is amazing.
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I honestly wish more shopping experiences were like Tylko! I have a very small Amsterdam house and searches for a very long time for a specific size tv stand. And finally found Tylko. The quality of the product is just gorgeous and they have clearly thought through their customer service strategy..... there's never doubt about the progress of your order. Highly recommend.
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Satisfied with the shelf, it is easy to asemble and to design after your own wishes. Seems to be of good quality, one piece was damaged in transport, but i got a replacement part fast and no questions asked. I was able to store much more books in my bespoke tylko shelf then the standard shelf I had before it, and reasonably price compared to similar products.
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Beautiful! Better than we expected. Very happy with our bookshelf.
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The design is beautiful, the materials are excellent, to assemble the bookcase slash tv stand was a piece of cake! And the delivery was also correct, even the driver helped me to bring the stuff two stairs up. I would buy one again and I allready told friends about it.
Most complimented (and useful) piece of furniture we own
We recently moved from our apartment for which we bought a wall-to-wall Tylko bookshelf with doors (drawers didn't exist back then). I packed a total of 16 moving boxes with all the stuff we had stored there. It made it possible for us to live in a small studio apartment. All our friends loved it and it was always the first thing people commented. We have had multiple friends who bought their own after seeing ours. I can highly recommend Tylko to anyone. I will be (once I have saved up) buy a Tylko shelves for our new place.
What a great experience
As you can see in the picture, I bought a really huge shelf, its 2,83 m high. And 224 kg heavy. Started building up at 1 pm and had it at the wall around 3 pm. With all the drawers and doors fixed, the books and decoration back in place I finished at 6 pm. The system is so simple and easy to do. Great manual. Had a bit of a rough time with drawers as they dont like me which is mutual. But in the end this thing matches perfectly, the price is absolutely fine and its the cleverest invention I ever saw coming from our nice Polish neighbours. I definitely consider buying more stuff, already did a very positive shoutout on facebook. Just a hint. Definitely use the help of friends to erect a shelf of that size and maybe don't ask your weaker friends. It's heavy! But its also very very sturdy. Quality of materials is flawless. One or two joints where not perfect but doable. To mount the levels it definately needs the hammer and some strong hits. So prepare yourself to be strong but also very happy in the end. For me it replaced a workout session.
Great quality stylish shelves
we wanted a shelving uint on one side of our home office covering the whole wall, we have been looking for high streets etc with no luck. We started looking for customised ones online and came across Tylko. The website really stands out for me and there were so may different styles to start with for me to choose from and start customising to my specification. The online chat was also very helpful in helping me with my questions. I placed my order and a few weeks later the boxes arrived! The building experience was very pleasant, the instruction was personalised and very easy to follow. there were stickers that make sure every piece faces the right way up when building (bonus point for easy to remove stickers!). The finished quality of each piece feels premium. The drawers unit has easy adjustable sliders to make sure it is straight. Everything just clicks and clip together perfectly. The finished product is solid and stable. I could not be more happy with my Tylko Shelf!
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I couldn't believe how easy to assemble this was. Kudos to the designers and engineers for developing such a well thought product! The quality and final look is awesome. Everything fits perfectly, and the drawers feel like they're floating even though they're holding a huge amount of records each, which is generally the problem with other drawers (and shelves). And once it's built and filled, it just looks incredibly good. Really happy I decided to buy this, and some advice for anyone with record storing problems: get one now!
Surprisingly good quality and timeless design
To buy a bookshelf from Tylko was a careful decision. We first ordered a bookshelf from a German website (twice, actually), and received damaged pieces only after over two months waiting. Then, we decided to another brand, and did a desk research to figure out the options. Tylko was chosen, because of the fun concept to design our own bookshelf, also because the price is acceptable, compared to other well-known brands. Thanks to the positive reviews we found online, we are determined to give it a try. The bookshelf was delivered in around three weeks. All boxed came in a good shape, very nicely packaged - They even put pieces in the right order, so when the box is open, the first piece needed is always on top. How detailed! For people who got used to IKEA assembling techniques like us, it took bit time to figure out the rule of Tylko, not too much though, as the simple 'click' made life way easier. The quality of the pieces are much better than expected, and fit each other precisely. We spent a bit over half day to assemble the whole bookshelf, which is around 3 meters long and 2.3 meter high. And in short, we can't be any happier with the work done. My husband said the money spent on this bookshelf is a very sensible decision. So I would be very happy to recommend this brand to anyone who is looking for personalized, value-for-money and sustainable furnitures.
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Strong, durable and made to last. The Type01 family is brought to life through natural materials and planet-friendly production methods.
The Tylko difference
Delivered in flat-pack boxes
We deliver manageable, numbered flat pack boxes right to your doorstep. A personalised manual takes you through the assembly process.
Easy click-in assembly
Each part has colour-coded connectors to make assembly fast. Your shelf is also easy to disassemble so you can take it with you when you move.
100 days to settle in
If for any reason you're not happy with your shelf, we'll pick it back up for free within 100 days and give you a full refund. No questions asked.
Product details
Shelf parameters
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- Weighted to self-close
- Sleek extruded aluminium handles
- Pre-mounted click-in assembly elements
Shelf feet
- Adjustable to fit uneven floors
What's included
- a personalised instruction manual
- a padded tool to disassemble your shelf
- wall fasteners and universal screws for safety purposes
- floor-protecting pads to protect floors
Material and quality
- Plywood is one of the strongest materials out there. Our premium plywood is made from 13 layers of birchwood, carefully selected for its strength and beauty. We leave the edges exposed and hand-oiled to showcase the natural grain of the wood.
Caring for your shelf
- Once assembled, use gentle furniture cleaners and a dry towel to keep your shelf in tip-top shape.
Frequently asked questions
How does the 100-day free return work?
Try your shelf for 100 days. If for any reason you're not happy with it, we'll pick it back up for free and give you a full refund. No questions asked.
How is Tylko furniture delivered?
Tylko furniture is delivered in flat pack boxes by well-known delivery companies, directly to your door. Based on the delivery address and size of your order, we'll choose the most appropriate courier to make sure your one-of-a-kind piece is cared for correctly.
Which countries do you offer free shipping to?
We offer free shipping to: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.
We can also ship worldwide and are happy to give you a quote for shipping to your country. Just send a screenshot of your design, your zip/post code and country here and we'll get back to you with the shipping cost.
What payment options are available?
We accept MasterCard and Visa, as well as other local payment options, which depend on the country you're in:
Germany: International Bank Transfer, SEPA Direct Debit, Klarna
Austria: Bank Transfer, SEPA Direct Debit
France: Credit card (MasterCard, Visa, American Express et Diners Club), Direct Debit, Bank Transfer
United Kingdom: MasterCard, Visa, International Bank Transfer, SEPA
All transactions (except Klarna) are processed securely via our payment provider Adyen.
Does Tylko furniture come with a guarantee?
We make every piece of furniture with top-quality materials that stand up to tough daily use. For extra peace of mind, we give you a solid 2-year guarantee. For more details and the conditions, please read our Terms of Service.
What's the difference between Type01 Plywood and Type01 Veneer?
Both lines offer the same 4 styles and customisation options, but they also have their own personalities. Available in three classic colours, Type01 Plywood is made from 13 layers of durable plywood wrapped in laminate and features aluminium handles designed in-house. Type01 Veneer is made from particle board with a natural veneer topper and is available in two earthy tones inspired by nature, made complete with solid wood handles for a tactile experience.
How will I know if a shelf colour will suit my home?
We offer sample kits that let you experience our great colours and finishes – perfect if you're having a hard time deciding! You can order three different sample kits at the bottom of this page. We can also provide the RAL/NCS codes for all of our colours.
What is plywood?
Plywood is made from compressed layers of solid wood. Its strength makes it an excellent choice for long-lasting furniture design. Our premium-grade plywood is sourced from hardened European birchwood and layered together with non-toxic glue.
Is a Tylko shelf safe to use in a child's room?
Absolutely. We only use sustainably sourced plywood and non-toxic glues and oils. The handles are also rounded to avoid any nasty bumps. The shelf itself is very sturdy and strong, so it won't sway, sag or topple over. But for added peace of mind, we provide wall mounts so you can attach it firmly to your wall.
Why do you offer only three row sizes?
Our three row heights are influenced by the common everyday objects of our customers – things like photo frames, vinyl records, oversized coffee table books and shoeboxes. The three heights (18 cm, 28 cm, 38 cm) have been carefully designed so that no matter how much you adjust or adapt them, they won't sway or sag under weight.
Why is the slimmer 24 cm depth only available on selected product categories?
One of our guiding principles in design is superior stability – we don't want any swaying or sagging. We excluded the 24 cm depth from certain products that would be negatively affected stability-wise, such as the TV stand. Also, due to construction limitations, we're unable to offer drawers with any product using the 24 cm depth.


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Outdoor - A parking space is exactly what it sounds like: an area for you to park your car. The parking area may be paved or on a variety of unpaved surfaces including gravel, dirt, or an open field on the storage facility's grounds.
Covered - With covered car storage, you'll typically park your car under a standalone roof alongside other cars, though some covered units do have three walls separating your car from the rest. Though you won't get as much protection as from an enclosed unit or indoor, the roof structure will protect your car from the harshest elements.
Indoor - With indoor car storage, your car will be parked inside a large structure such as a warehouse with other cars. Indoor car storage provides the same protection from the elements as enclosed storage, but since your car will be in a shared space there will may be different access requirements.
Enclosed - Enclosed car storage is the safest and most secure means of storing your car. These are large self-storage units that essentially act as garages you can drive your car straight into, and are accessed via a large roll-up door. Enclosed units provide protection from winter weather and prevent any unwanted access to your car.
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What should I do to prepare my car for indoor storage?
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- Fill or empty your gas tank, depending on your facility's storage requirements. For long-term storage: Use a fuel stabilizer to prevent gas from deteriorating.
- Disconnect the battery.
- Take care of your tires: For short-term storage: Rotate and over-inflate tires. For long-term storage: Raise your car on jack stands and remove wheels.
- Remove your windshield wipers.
- Use a car cover to prevent dust, dirt and pests from getting in.
- Release your parking brake. If you left the wheels on, stick chocks under the wheels instead.
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I'm taking my car out of storage soon. What should I know?
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The ZTE firmware can be used to upgrade or downgrade the Android version of the device, Unlock or remove the protection from the device, fixing the IMEI related issue, fixing the bootloop issue.
File Name: ZTE_Kis_II_Max_MT6572_P172R10_04032016_4.4.2.zip
File Size: 549 MB
How-to Flash: Follow Guideline
How to Flash ZTE Kis II Max Stock ROM
Step 1: Download and Extract the ZTE Kis II Max Stock Firmware on your Windows Computer.
Step 2: Once, you have extracted the Package, you will get the Firmware, Flash Tool, Driver and How-to Flash Manual.
Step 3: Now, Install the given USB Driver on your Windows Computer.
Step 4: Once the Driver gets installed, Open Flash Tool on your Windows Computer.
Step 5: Once Flash Tool is Launched, Connect your Phone to the Computer using the USB Cable.
Step 6: Now, Click on the Download or Upgrade button on your Flash Tool to start the Flashing procedure.
Step 7: Once flashing gets completed, Disconnect your ZTE Kis II Max from the Computer and Restart the Phone.
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[*] SP Flash Tool: You can download the latest version of SP Flash Tool for Windows or SP Flash Tool for Linux.
[*] Backup: We recommend you to backup of your personal data before flashing the Stock ROM, as flashing the ROM will delete the personal data from the phone.
[*] Caution: We do NOT recommend you to Flash the Preloader.bin. As it may brick the device, therefore we recommend you to Untick the Preloader while Flashing in on your device.
[*] Original firmware: We only Serve the original firmware which is released by the manufacturer and we scan each of our firmware with Eset Internet Security before uploading it online.


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Stanczyk waits on pins and needles and has his passions carried aloft in many directions as he waits for the arrival, God Willing, of Aleksander Benjamin & Chase Joseph.
So I thought I would take a shot at seeing what moje zona's iPad could do for me in genealogical pursuits. Stanczyk was aiming at making the family tree more portable, so I could take it to archives and libraries and other genealogical venues.
Review. Well I liked the portability and having my research with me. It scores big points for portability. I give it even bigger points on the iPhone itself which seems almost ideal as a portable platform. It downloads to the iPad/iPhone and you can use it even without being connected to the Internet. Cost: $0.00. That's right, it is free ! That is even bigger points in this jester's book. But how does the software work? It is an excellent rendition of the software you'd find at your ancestry.com, family tree. It works about identical so no learning curve. And if you supplied pictures of your documents and linked up your evidence and added notes to your various ancestors, then all that is available to you! You can navigate the family tree from the home person or do a search just like online. Click on a person and there is his/her details. You can see the info (events) of his life, or family members(mom/dad/sibs/spouse/kids). As I said previous, your photos are there. Evidence is there too (i.e. links to ancestry.com documents). You can edit the info (add a mother/father/spouse/child/sibling). I have not tried this feature out, so I will not comment on this feature. I was impressed with the easy install. When I navigated to their website it detected that I had an iPad and asked me if I wanted to download their app. Downloading was fast and easy. In fact, it was so natural, I did not realize I was at the Apple Store. It handled the fact that I had multiple tree and lets me work with whichever one I want.
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The Egyptian Coven is one of the oldest vampire covens—if not the oldest—in existence. The remaining coven is just a fraction of the size of the original, but they still hunt on their traditional lands.
The coven is located somewhere in Egypt. It consists of Amun, Kebi, Benjamin, and Tia, with Amun as the leader. It's stated that even though they are not a biological family, they could pass for one. They aren't vegetarians, feeding on human blood, and are all mated.
The original coven existed as individuals centuries before the Romanian coven's rise to power. After the Romanians began to grow as a coven and dominate their part of the world, several solo vampires and vampire couples joined forces to protect their dominance in the Nile River Valley. The Egyptians and Romanians fought for domination of the vampire world before the Volturi rose to power and defeated the Romanians. Had the Romanians continued the expansion of their empire, they would have eventually tried to overthrow the Egyptians. When the Volturi made a move on the Egyptians next, Amun and Kebi deserted this chapter of the coven for self-preservation. After the coven was destroyed, Amun met and changed Demetri, hoping to collect his own gifted vampires and rebuild the coven. Together, they worked to improve his skill to maximum potential, but this drew attention from the Volturi, who then used Chelsea's power over relationships to bend Demetri's will and make him one of their guards.
Centuries later, Amun decided to create another gifted vampire with more caution. He found Benjamin performing fire magic on the street, and one night snatched him from his 'family' and changed him. While he was still under the newborn rampage, Amun taught him everything about the vampire world in history, arts and science. Five years later, their coven was joined by Tia, Benjamin's distant relative and only connection to his human past. Over the next few centuries, they lived normal (by vampiric standards), inconspicuous lives.
Breaking DawnEdit
The coven first appears in Breaking Dawn when they are brought to Forks to serve as witnesses for the Cullens. Throughout the time with the Cullens, Amun remains dubious about them, and at times believes them to be planning to steal Benjamin and Tia from his coven (this worried him particularly because of Benjamin's extraordinary talents). Benjamin and Tia are closer to the Cullen family than Amun and Kebi. When Bella asked Edward whether Benjamin had a gift that drew others to him, Edward states, "It's not that, his gift is so singular that Amun is terrified of losing him. Much like we planned to keep Renesmee from Aro's knowledge, Amun has been keeping Benjamin from Aro's attention. Amun created Benjamin, knowing he would be something special."
During the confrontation, Amun gives his witness about the Cullens' half-vampire child, Renesmee, and then takes his leave with Kebi. Though Tia and Benjamin survive slaughter and enslavery, and catch up with Amun and Kebi, their lives are never to be the same again now that the Volturi know about Benjamin's gifts.
In the movie, in Alice Cullen's vision, Benjamin and Tia fight alongside each other before Benjamin opens a fissure in the ground.
Current membersEdit
- Amun: The leader of the coven. He is seen as being the most over-protective of Benjamin. He is also seen as being very fearful of the Volturi, especially Aro. Threatening Carlisle that he would side with the Volturi, if it came to a fight during the confrontation. After speaking with Aro during the confrontation, he leaves quickly along with his mate Kebi.
- Kebi: Amun's mate. She has a quiet somber demeanor. Rarely seen speaking; she is seen as never straying farther from Amun than his shadow. Bella describes her manner as appearing obedient. She isn't very comfortable with Benjamin taking so much of Amun's attention, but learns to cope for her mate's sake.
- Benjamin: A vampire with the ability to manipulate the elements of nature (i.e. earth, fire, air, water). His personality is described as refreshing. Bella often remarks him as acting similarly to a child; although he can be serious at times too. He sides with the Cullens even when Amun refuses and threatens to leave without him. He is very independent, and difficult to mold into a weapon. In which is what Amun continues to try to do. When Amun confronts him during a fight before the Volturi come for the Cullens. He says, "I gave you life, you are wasting it." Benjamin answers coldly, "It's a pity you couldn't replace my will with your own in the process; perhaps then you would have been satisfied with me."
- Tia: Benjamin's mate and distant relative. She has also shown a quiet demeanor. Speaking only a few times during her time with the Cullens. Though it is shown when she has spoken her words have great insight. Her mate is Benjamin who along with her accepted the Cullens and Renesmee comfortably.
Former membersEdit
- Demetri: An ex-member with the power to track anyone he comes in contact with after picking up the tenor of their minds. Amun created Demetri and developed his power to large lengths before the Volturi heard about his potential and "forcefully" bound him to the coven with Chelsea's power of relationship manipulation. He has been a powerful asset for the Volturi ever since.
- Original members: The Egyptian coven originally had more members to rival with the Romanians' number. These members were all destroyed because of their refusal to comply to the Volturi's "laws".
- Guards: These are recruited by the Egyptians to serve as protection for the founders. When the Volturi rose to power, the guard was destroyed along with their masters.
- Human servants: During the Egyptians' rule, they had a group of human servants, whom they mostly fed on for sustenance.
- Lost recruits: After the Egyptians' fall, Amun tried to rebuild the coven with supernaturally talented recruits. However, they are all taken into Aro's coven. Most were taken initiated into the Volturi before Amun had the chance to do it, but on certain occasions, Amun had managed to recruit them. Unfortunately, they were all swayed to the Volturi's side by Chelsea's gift of bond manipulation.
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| Olympic • Volturi
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Western blot analysis of extracts from l phosphatase-treated or PDGF treated NIH/3T3 cells, using Phospho- Tuberin/TSC2 (Thr1462) (5B12) Rabbit mAb (upper) or Tuberin Antibody (lower).
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Supplied in 10 mM sodium HEPES (pH 7.5), 150 mM NaCl, 100 µg/ml BSA, 50% glycerol and less than 0.02% sodium azide. Store at –20°C. Do not aliquot the antibody.
For western blots, incubate membrane with diluted primary antibody in 5% w/v BSA, 1X TBS, 0.1% Tween® 20 at 4°C with gentle shaking, overnight.
NOTE: Please refer to primary antibody product webpage for recommended antibody dilution.
From sample preparation to detection, the reagents you need for your Western Blot are now in one convenient kit: #12957 Western Blotting Application Solutions Kit
NOTE: Prepare solutions with reverse osmosis deionized (RODI) or equivalent grade water.
Load 20 µl onto SDS-PAGE gel (10 cm x 10 cm).
NOTE: Loading of prestained molecular weight markers (#13953, 5 µl/lane) to verify electrotransfer and biotinylated protein ladder (#7727, 10 µl/lane) to determine molecular weights are recommended.
NOTE: Volumes are for 10 cm x 10 cm (100 cm2) of membrane; for different sized membranes, adjust volumes accordingly.
* Avoid repeated exposure to skin.
posted June 2005
revised June 2020
Protocol Id: 10
This protocol is intended for immunoprecipitation of native proteins for analysis by western immunoblot or kinase activity utilizing Protein A magnetic separation.
NOTE: Prepare solutions with reverse osmosis deionized (RODI) or equivalent grade water.
10X Cell Lysis Buffer: (#9803) To prepare 10 ml of 1X cell lysis buffer, add 1 ml cell lysis buffer to 9 ml dH2O, mix.
NOTE: Add 1 mM PMSF (#8553) immediately prior to use.
A cell lysate pre-clearing step is highly recommended to reduce non-specific protein binding to the Protein A Magnetic beads. Pre-clear enough lysate for test samples and isotype controls.
IMPORTANT: Pre-wash #73778 magnetic beads just prior to use:
Carefully remove the buffer once the solution is clear. Add 500 μl of 1X cell lysis buffer to the magnetic bead pellet, briefly vortex to wash the beads. Place tube back in magnetic separation rack. Remove buffer once solution is clear. Repeat washing step once more.
IMPORTANT: The optimal lysate concentration will depend on the expression level of the protein of interest. A starting concentration between 250 μg/ml-1.0 mg/ml is recommended.
IMPORTANT: Appropriate isotype controls are highly recommended in order to show specific binding in your primary antibody immunoprecipitation. Use Normal Rabbit IgG #2729 for rabbit polyclonal primary antibodies, Rabbit (DA1E) mAb IgG XP® Isotype Control #3900 for rabbit monoclonal primary antibodies, and Mouse (G3A1) mAb IgG1 Isotype Control #5415 for mouse monoclonal primary antibodies. Isotype controls should be concentration matched and run alongside the primary antibody samples
Proceed to one of the following specific set of steps.
NOTE: To minimize masking caused by denatured IgG heavy chains (~50 kDa), we recommend using Mouse Anti-Rabbit IgG (Light-Chain Specific) (D4W3E) mAb (#45262) or Mouse Anti-Rabbit IgG (Conformation Specific) (L27A9) mAb (#3678) (or HRP conjugate #5127). To minimize masking caused by denatured IgG light chains (~25 kDa), we recommend using Mouse Anti-Rabbit IgG (Conformation Specific) (L27A9) mAb (#3678) (or HRP conjugate #5127).
posted December 2008
revised April 2018
Protocol Id: 410
Phospho-Tuberin/TSC2 (Thr1462) (5B12) Rabbit mAb detects endogenous levels of tuberin only when phosphorylated at threonine 1462.
Human, Mouse, Rat
Monoclonal antibody is produced by immunizing animals with a synthetic phosphopeptide corresponding to residues surrounding Thr1462 of human tuberin.
Tuberin is a product of the TSC2 tumor suppressor gene and an important regulator of cell proliferation and tumor development (1). Mutations in either TSC2 or the related TSC1 (hamartin) gene cause tuberous sclerosis complex (TSC), an autosomal dominant disorder characterized by development of multiple, widespread non-malignant tumors (2). Tuberin is directly phosphorylated at Thr1462 by Akt/PKB (3). Phosphorylation at Thr1462 and Tyr1571 regulates tuberin-hamartin complexes and tuberin activity (3-5). In addition, tuberin inhibits the mammalian target of rapamycin (mTOR), which promotes inhibition of p70 S6 kinase, activation of eukaryotic initiation factor 4E binding protein 1 (4E-BP1, an inhibitor of translation initiation), and eventual inhibition of translation (3,6,7).
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Property: no address listed; Grantor: Charles Marcus Sutton; Grantee: Andrew Mark Sutton
Property: 1106 Morningside Drive; Grantor: Kenneth R. Deal, Joy Deal; Grantee: Rudolph Waters
Property: 474 Wendy Lane; Grantor: Nations Credit Financial Services Corporation/by AIF; Grantee: Tony NMN Andrews
Property: lot 6, J.C. Lewis Estate; Grantor: David Nelson Houston; Grantee: Amber Quinn Houston
Property: Pink Hill township; Grantor: Shirley A. Doyle; Grantee: Phil C. Howard
Property: 641 Fields Street; Grantor: Queenie Williams; Grantee: Christina W. Jackson
Property: 3777 Hamilton Road; Grantor: Henry Langley, Verreta Langley; Grantee: Federal National Mortgage Association
Property: 102 S. Queen Street; Grantor: Cooper & Cooper Management Group; Grantee: First Citizens Bank & Trust
Property: lot 30, section 3; Grantor: Grady Ingle/Tr by AIF, Eric N. Lopez; Grantee: Wells Fargo Bank
Property: Wind Song subdivision; Grantor: Branch Banking and Trust Company; Grantee: Timoteo Hernandez
Property: East Shine Street, lots 9 & 10; Grantor: Nell Beech Dabney/by AIF; Grantee: Paul L. Jones
Property: Shannon Fields, Crystal Drive; Grantor: Robert W. Griffin/Tr.; Grantee: Earl B. Oliver
Property: two tracts; Grantor: Hill Sisters LLC; Grantee: Safe In Lenoir County Inc.
Property: 18 Tulls Mill Road; Grantor: Lisa Webb Wilder; Grantee: Dwight C. Howard
Property: lot 3, block E, Falling Creek Estates; Grantor: Jeffrey T. Hill; Grantee: Stacy A. Heath
Property: Falling Creek township, lot 3, block E, Falling Creek Estates, section 3; Grantor: Jeffrey Thomas Hill, Linda O. Hill, Amy Marie Hill; Grantee: Stacy Alan Heath, Teresa White Heath
Property: Institute township, lot 6, Wadeland; Grantor: Dwayne A. Harvey, Amanda K. Cauley; Grantee: Thomas Christopher Blizzard, Rosemary F. Blizzard
Property: Kinston township, three tracts; Grantor: G&J Rentals LLC; Grantee: Smart Kinston LLC
Property: lot 11, block E, section J, 1903 Carey Road; Grantor: Julia L. Morgan; Grantee: Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation, Lynn P. Holley/Tr.
Property: lot 18, block 1, Colonial Pines subdivision, section 3, 3015 Monticello Drive; Grantor: U.S. Bank National Association/Tr.; Grantee: Dee J. Smith
Property: lot 18, block 1, Colonial Pines subdivision; Grantor: Jerome A. Sutton, Maria B. Sutton; Grantee: U.S. Bank National Association/Tr.
Property: Institute township, two parcels; Grantor: Wade Inc.; Grantee: Kenneth L. Starr, Veronica R. Starr
Property: Pink Hill township, Lynwood Avenue & Front Street, lots 16, 17, 18, port lot 19,; Grantor: Clifford Collier Tyndall, Mary J. Tyndall; Grantee: Albert Vernon Grant Jr., Jacqueline Humphrey Grant
Property: Pink Hill township, state road 1118, 1105; Grantor: Edward A. Greer, Judy Greer; Grantee: Jefferson Lee Greer, Joanne S. Greer
Property: Institute township; Grantor: Thelma B. Speight/Exr., David D. Barrow/Exr.; Grantee: Alton Drew Barrow Sr.
Property: Kinston township, lot 8, block B; Grantor: Amy Lorraine Carraway; Grantee: Mary Ellison Turner
Property: lot 83, Country Squire Estates, 1919 Country Squire Road, section 3; Grantor: Bank of America; Grantee: Military Warriors Support Foundation
Property: lot 83, Country Squire Estates, 1919 Country Squire Road; Grantor: Bank of New York Mellon/Tr by AIF, The Bank Of New York/Tr by AIF, CWABS Inc., BAC Home Loans Servicing LP/by AIF; Grantee: Bank Of America
Property: Neuse township; Grantor: Ronald A. Hagell/by AIF, Kathryn Hill Kilpatrick/by AIF; Grantee: Danny L. Oliver, Rebecca T. Oliver
Property: 369 Pinkney Tyndall Road, Woodington township; Grantor: 21st Mortgage Corporation; Grantee: Benny H. Davis
Property: Queen & Caswell Street; Grantor: Cooper & Cooper Property Management Group Inc.; Grantee: Hawk Sauce Company LLC
Property: Contentnea Neck township, lot 2; Grantor: Billy F. Dunn, Bobbie Gray Dunn, Tana Dunn Mansfield; Grantee: Thomas Scott Mansfield, Corey Fletcher Mansfield
Property: 1012 E. Bright St & 1303 E. Caswell St.; Grantor: Donnis R. Whitfield; Grantee: CMD Construction LLC
Property: East King Street; Grantor: Rayner Rentals Inc., Jesse K. Rayner Jr.; Grantee: Sylvia Grace Campbell
Property: Pink Hill township, Davis Street & VFW Road; Grantor: Glenwood E. Mitchell, Ramona S. Mitchell; Grantee: Devin Allen Mitchell
Property: no address listed; Grantor: Danny Ray Daughety, Jennifer Nix Daughety; Grantee: Grover Carlton Daughety, Thalia Daughety
Property: lot 6, Crescent Woods, section 2; Grantor: Jerry Robert Leatherwood II; Grantee: Lisa Dawn Richardson
Property: Trent township; Grantor: Brandon Ray Martin, April Conner Martin; Grantee: Brandon Ray Martin
Property: lot 5-A and 5-B, Clyde Cunningham Farm; Grantor: Marilyn Kaye Morris; Grantee: Linda J. Nimmo
Property: 404 Wilson Ave.; Grantor: Scott E. Berger, Rita A. Berger; Grantee: Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation, Daniel D. Hornfeck/Tr
Property: 1010 W. Highland Ave., lot 7, section H, Perry Park; Grantor: Deutsche Bank National Trust; Grantee: 4 GG LLC
Property: Pink Hill township, tract A; Grantor: John C. Howard Jr.; Grantee: Fernando Villafranco
Property: Contentnea township, lot 48, Eagle Trace subdivision; Grantor: R&L Investment Homes; Grantee: Lee Investment Properties LLC
Property: 1111 Candlewood Drive, lot 22; Grantor: R&L Investment Homes; Grantee: Lee Investment Properties LLC
Property: Lot A, 1601 Hyman Ave.; Grantor: R&L Investment Homes; Grantee: Lee Investment Properties LLC
Property: Contentnea township, lot 55, 56, Eagle Trace subdivision; Grantor: R&L Investment Homes; Grantee: Lee Investment Properties LLC
Property: Kinston township, lot 5, Kinston Industrial Park; Grantor: David Resto, Arlene Resto; Grantee: Victory Cathedral Worship Center International Inc.
Property: Kinston township, West Peyton Avenue & Mitchell Street; Grantor: How Corp LLC; Grantee: Smart Kinston LLC
Property: Neuse township, lot 90, port 91, block V, S.P. Jackson subdivision; Grantor: Sandra W. Fisher; Grantee: Lindsay Fisher Dearie, Sandra W. Fisher, Jennifer M. McLawhorn
Property: Kinston township, Tower Hill Road & Orion Street; Grantor: Mark D. Bardill/Comr, Patricia NMN Brown, City of Kinston, Lenoir County; Grantee: Lenoir County
Property: Vance township, 1553 Cobblestone Drive; Grantor: Frank G. Swindell Jr.; Grantee: Van Leer Investments LLC
Property: Mosley Hall township, Caswell Street & Railroad Street; Grantor: Stephen Sutton Foss, Shea Hightower Foss; Grantee: Rouse Funeral Home Inc.
Property: 5029 Pinevilla St., lots 59-67; Grantor: Zachary D. Bell; Grantee: Van R. Mitchell Sr., Gloria J. Mitchell
Property: Woodington township, tract 2; Grantor: Carmena Ruth Zimmerman; Grantee: Cecil R. Byrd
Property: Woodington township, three tracts; Grantor: Carmena Ruth Zimmerman; Grantee: Gary V. Byrd
Property: Woodington township, tract 1; Grantor: Carmena Ruth Zimmerman; Grantee: Dale R. Brodeur
Property: 1801 Sedgefield Drive, lot 1, block G; Grantor: Gail Byrum Carter; Grantee: Joseph E. Blizzard
Property: 696 Casey Road; Grantor: Harold Cole Jr., Karen Cole; Grantee: Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation, Sherri T. Ezzell/Tr.
Property: Institute township, state road 1541, 1536, 1281; Grantor: Clinton Randolph Purvis; Grantee: Walter R. Killinger
Property: 302 Glenwood Avenue; Grantor: Fannie Mae/by AIF, American Title Insurance Company/by AIF; Grantee: Hosea Davis
Property: 517 N. Queen St.; Grantor: Brody Associates LLC; Grantee: Jonathon L. Sargeant, Allen C. Foster II
Property: lot c; Grantor: Betty Earle Tyndall; Grantee: Bobby Eugene Tyndall
Property: Woodington township, three parcels; Grantor: Carol K. Weber; Grantee: Ryan William Rulle
Property: Falling Creek township, lot 10, block B, Random Woods; Grantor: Lori Edwards Brown, Charles A. Brown; Grantee: TLJB Rentals LLC
Property: Falling Creek township, Pineview Drive, state road 1546; Grantor: Wildon Price, Virginia Price; Grantee: Robert B. Wiggins, Wendy E. Wiggins
Property: lot 2, block D, Sherwood Forest subdivision; Grantor: Neil G. Thomas; Grantee: HSBC Mortgage Services Inc., William E. Manning Jr., White & Allen, Pa/Tr
Property: Pink Hill township, lot A-1,; Grantor: Betty Earl Tyndall; Grantee: Bobby Eugene Tyndall
Property: 1206 Brnetwood Drive; Grantor: North Carolina Community Development Initiative Capital Inc.; Grantee: Brenda T. Tripp
Property: Moseley Hall township, two tracts; Grantor: David Coward Herring Jr./Exr., Ann Frances Coronado/Exr., Betty Rose Herring/Est.; Grantee: David Coward Herring Jr./Tr, Ann Frances Coronado/Tr, David Coward Herring Sr./Tr
Property: 4038 Duplin County Road, lot 10; Grantor: Secretary of Housing and Urban Development; Grantee: Jessica Locklear
Property: Trent township; Grantor: Bessie P. Cox; Grantee: Nikita Lee Carrillo
Property: Kinston township, lot 2, Colonial Pines subdivision; Grantor: J.S. Brody Remaindermen LLC; Grantee: Eleanor C. Beasley
Property: Kinston township, three tracts; Grantor: Eleanor C. Beasley, Charles Britton Beasley; Grantee: J.S. Brody Remaindermen LLC
Property: no address listed; Grantor: Edna H. Elmore; Grantee: William E. Elmore
Property: 1801 Sedgefield Drive; Grantor: Gail Byrum Carter; Grantee: Joseph E. Blizzard
Property: 2711 Grifton Hugo Road; Grantor: Audrey Edwards Pate/by AIF; Grantee: Danny L. Sowers Jr.
Property: two tracts; Grantor: Ronald L. Peterson, Shirley M. Peterson, Elizabeth B. Ells/Tr.; Grantee: Wells Fargo Bank, Wachovia Bank
Property: Kinston township, state road 1804; Grantor: Cheryl O. Turner/Exr.; Grantee: Marco Enterprises LLC
Property: Pink Hill township, lots 3 & 4, block C; Grantor: James H. Cramer; Grantee: Matthew A. Holma
Property: 1553 Cobblestone Drive, lot 19; Grantor: Secretary of Housing and Urban Development; Grantee: Frank G. Swindell Jr.
Property: Woodington township, state road 1910; Grantor: Edward Cornelius Hood Jr.; Grantee: Linda NMN Hood
Property: New Bern Road; Grantor: Taylor Development Group; Grantee: Harper Arts LLC
Property: Grainger Avenue & East Street; Grantor: Milton Warren Jr.; Grantee: U.S. Bank National Association/Tr., Bank of America National Association, Lasalle Bank National Association/Tr., Bear Stearns Asset Backed Securities Inc., Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates, Jeffrey M. Ruben/Tr.
Property: 2618 Pinewood Home Drive; Grantor: Polly Ann Odom; Grantee: Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation
Property: 430 U.S. 258 and state road 1541; Grantor: Susan Jane Boyd, John Wayne Boyd; Grantee: Real Time Properties
Property: Woodington township, two tracts; Grantor: Steven Eugene Putnam/Exr.; Grantee: Steven Eugene Putnam
Property: Kinston township, two tracts; Grantor: Nita Day Bell; Grantee: Thomas R. Day LLC
Property: lot B, Cavalier Cricle; Grantor: Sarah Ann Russell; Grantee: Nita Day Bell
Property: Kinston township, lot 24, Queen Heights; Grantor: Sarah Russell; Grantee: Nita Day Bell
Property: Falling Creek township; Grantor: Jeffrey A. Harvey; Grantee: Rhonda A. Leavy
Property: Joe Murphy Road, Pink Hill; Grantor: Cecil A. Jarman; Grantee: Cody Jarman, Candice Jarman
Property: George Avenue and Dixon Street; Grantor: C&J Investments of Kinston; Grantee: 4GG LLC
Property: Woodington township, state road 1912, 1913; Grantor: Sara F. Best; Grantee: Laurel Best Clark
Property: 159 Lightwood Knot Raod, lot 34; Grantor: Bank of New York Mellon; Grantee: Builder's of Hope Inc.
Property: Institute township, W.P. Hardy Estate; Grantor: Georgia L. Hardy, Amy J. Moye; Grantee: Allen R. Ginn Jr., Teresa H. Ginn
Property: Kinston township, lot 4, block E; Grantor: Julius P. Cherry Jr., Ann B. Cherry; Grantee: Rudolph Ivey Mintz, Heather Shaw Mintz
Property: Trent township; Grantor: Norman Robidoux; Grantee: Bobby Denning Properties LLC
Property: lots 41, 41, Lawrence Heights; Grantor: Midfirst Bank; Grantee: Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
Property: 4005 Racetrack Road; Grantor: Richard L. Spence; Grantee: Bank Of America
Property: Falling Creek township; Grantor: Edna H. Elmore/Exr.; Grantee: Melvin L. Hood
Property: Kinston township, lot 7, Westhaven; Grantor: Ada L. Southerland, Gloria S. Robson; Grantee: Deborah Sparrow
Property: Pink Hill township, Clay Street & Front Street; Grantor: Perry Management Inc.; Grantee: Susan & Al Properties
Property: Kinston township, lot 1, block L, Perry Park Club Pines; Grantor: George Scott Barwick; Grantee: Bobby Merritt, Alison A. Merritt
Property: Sand Hill township, two tracts, Alonza Lovick Est.; Grantor: Chester Lovick; Grantee: Kevin Wayne Sutton
Property: Institute township, lot 14, Sullivan Acres; Grantor: Jerry T. Smith; Grantee: Eleanor M. Wrenn
Property: 1900 Tower Hill Road, lot 23; Grantor: Colonel Wesley Sutton; Grantee: Stephen A. Sutton, Joyce K. Sutton
Property: Pink Hill township; Grantor: Arnold F. Jarman; Grantee: J.L. Maxwell Jr.
Property: 2344 Eric Sparrow Road, lot 6; Grantor: Secretary of Housing and Urban Development; Grantee: Michael J. Esposito
Property: Institute township, lot 5, 3394 Ella Lane; Grantor: Robert E. Peede; Grantee: Robert E. Peede
Property: Sand Hill township, tract B; Grantor: William Lester Hardy; Grantee: Joyce M. Hardy
Property: lot 23, Everett Estates; Grantor: William R. Boyette, Donna T. Boyette; Grantee: Eric S. Rouse
Property: Falling Creek township, 2120 Crescent Drive; Grantor: Frank G. Swindell Jr.; Grantee: LBH Real Estate LLC
Property: Pink Hill township, 1513 W. Pleasant Hill Road; Grantor: Brenda Howard Hill; Grantee: James Russell Taylor
Property: Kinston township, Queen Street; Grantor: Free Will Baptist Press Foundation; Grantee: Faith Walk Ministries Inc, Wilbert E. Gooding
Property: Mosley Hall township, two parcels; Grantor: Evelyn C. Sutton; Grantee: Libby Sutton Smith, Finley Lee Sutton
Property: Kinston township, lot 1, 751 Sykes Road; Grantor: Donna H. Westbrook; Grantee: Yao Missebukpo
Property: Pink Hill township; Grantor: Elmore Dunn Properties LLC; Grantee: D&E Rentals LLC
Property: Quinn Saw Mill Road; Grantor: Kevin W. Stroud; Grantee: Turner Farms LLC
Property: Kinston township, seven tracts; Grantor: SRA Associates/by partner; Grantee: How Corp LLC
Property: Pink Hill township, state road 1104, 1105; Grantor: Kenneth E. Heath; Grantee: Martha B. Devevec
Property: 5 tracts, Kinston township; Grantor: Arthur Stadiem/Tr., Jacob Stadiem/will; Grantee: How Corp LLC
Property: Neuse township, lot 2; Grantor: Frances C. Dubose; Grantee: George Edwin Dubose III
Property: Falling Creek township, tract A; Grantor: Jerry L. Waller; Grantee: Israt Jahan
Property: Neuse township, N.C. 11 & 55; Grantor: Ramona C. Jenkins; Grantee: Billy Ray Heath
Property: Mosley Hall township; Grantor: JP Morgan Chase Bank; Grantee: Woodard H. Gurley
Property: Hickerson Circle, Trent township; Grantor: Wells Fargo Bank; Grantee: Secretary of Veterans Affairs
Property: Hickerson Circle, Trent township; Grantor: James W. Rawleigh; Grantee: Wells Fargo Bank
Property: Contentnea township; Grantor: Curtis Drake Jr.; Grantee: Johnny R. Clemmons
Property: Trent township, state road 1111 & 1157; Grantor: Della H. Frederick; Grantee: Claude W. Humphrey
Property: Mosley Hall township; Grantor: Tracy Lynn Malpass Wood; Grantee: Francis Earl Wood
Property: Neuse township, tract A-3; Grantor: Georgia Dudley Holleman; Grantee: Georgia Dudley Holleman
Property: Neuse township, tract 2; Grantor: Jacob Allen Parrott Jr.; Grantee: Foss Enterprises Inc.
Property: U.S. 70 & U.S. 258, parcel 2; Grantor: 70 W Phoenix LLC; Grantee: W. Vernon Kinston LLC
Property: lot 4, Mosley Hall township; Grantor: Shelton Augustus Taylor; Grantee: Deutsche Bank National Trust Company
Property: Trent township, tract A-1; Grantor: Joseph E. Gillette Jr.; Grantee: Clarence F. Thigpen
Property: six tracts; Grantor: Linda H. Grant/Exr.; Grantee: Glenda Sue Hardison/Tr.
Property: lot 18, Whitefield Acres; Grantor: William Nicky Manning Sr.; Grantee: Darlene H. Waller, Netco Inc.
Property: Kinston township, lot 14, block D; Grantor: Elmore Dunn Properties LLC; Grantee: June Austin Herring
Property: Trent township; Grantor: Howard A. Hill; Grantee: Bobby E. Craft
Property: 3450 L.D. Hardy Road; Grantor: Larry W. Daugherty; Grantee: Larry W. Daugherty
Property: Institute township, lot 1; Grantor: James P. Barfield; Grantee: Angela B. Wade
Property: Neuse township; Grantor: Ivey E. Mills; Grantee: James Van Mills
Property: Mosley Hall township, lot 5; Grantor: Bradley L. Carter; Grantee: Kenneth M. Black
Property: Neuse township, 1445 Dylan Drive, lot 6; Grantor: Ashlee B. Farthing; Grantee: Eric C. Farthing Jr.
Property: Mosley Hall; Grantor: Kathleen S. Whitley/by AIF; Grantee: Edwin Wainright Pelletier Jr.
Property: lot 6, John E. Cameron Estates; Grantor: Jon C. Moyle; Grantee: Jon C. Moyle Sr./Tr.
Property: Pink Hill township; Grantor: Dennis G. Howard/Exr.; Grantee: Dennis G. Howard
Property: Institute township; Grantor: Thomas N. Clark Jr.; Grantee: Stephen Farley Garner Jr.
Property: Kinston township, lot 4, Westwood; Grantor: Keith W. Walsh; Grantee: Walsh Real Estate LLC
Property: Institute, two tracts; Grantor: Faye E. Mewborn; Grantee: Andrews Diversified LLC
Property: Neuse township, lot 2; Grantor: George Edwin Dubose III; Grantee: Frances C. Dubose
Property: two tracts; Grantor: Hill Sisters LLC; Grantee: Safe In Lenoir County Inc.
Property: lots 13 - 17, Rountree Park subdivision; Grantor: Elizabeth M. Edwards; Grantee: Samantha D. Williams
Property: Trent township, lot 20, Panther Creek Acres; Grantor: Thomas L. Pate Jr.; Grantee: Donald A. Heisey, Mary Beth Whaley
Property: Sherwood Forest, lots 12 & 13; Grantor: Douglas G. Hill, Jane L. Hill; Grantee: Charles P. Reynolds
Property: Trent township; Grantor: Andrew Caswell Heath/Exr.; Grantee: Robert Dean Smith Jr.
Property: 1208 Johna Brooke Lane; Grantor: Suzanne Perry Triemstra; Grantee: Stephanie Perry Miller
Property: Mosely Hall township, state road 1311, 1309; Grantor: Jared M. Hobbs; Grantee: Vernon C. Herring III
Property: A.C. Carr Lyles subdivision; Grantor: Dale E. Strayhorn; Grantee: Calvin O. Gaskill, Tamika W. Gaskill
Property: N. Herritage Street, Parrott Avenue & Plaza Boulevard; Grantor: Fwag-Kinston LLC; Grantee: WGNC001 LLC
Property: 3100 Hillman Road; Grantor: Luther A. Cottle Jr.; Grantee: HSBC Mortgage Services Inc.
Property: no address listed; Grantor: Joanne P. Rawls; Grantee: Christina M. Allen
Property: lot 4, Worthington Farms; Grantor: Curtis Drake Jr.; Grantee: Ernest L. Everett
Property: Trent township; Grantor: Lynette H. Leto; Grantee: Jason Brian Pelletier
Property: no address listed; Grantor: Iris T. Adkins/Exr.; Grantee: Iris T. Adkins/Tr.
Property: Mosley Hall township, lot 58, 900 Madison Drive; Grantor: Robert E. Foster/Tr.; Grantee: Robert E. Foster
Property: Neuse township, lot 1; Grantor: Matthew D. Murphy; Grantee: Brandi Jo Hart
Property: lot 87, section 3, Meadowbrook Park; Grantor: Margaret Seymour/Exr.; Grantee: Robert L. Rouse
Property: Southwest township, Neuse Road; Grantor: Ronnie Leo Sutton Sr., Joyce W. Sutton; Grantee: Albert J. Outlaw
Property: lot 3, Wait Woods subdivision; Grantor: Laura Dale Powell; Grantee: Leslie E. Whitfield
Property: 518 Tobacco Lane, lot 16; Grantor: Charles C. Richberg; Grantee: Estino Deshawn Kinsey
Property: lot 1, Fox Run of Kinston; Grantor: Linda H. Foster; Grantee: 4GG LLC
Property: 1105 W. Lenoir Ave., lot 7; Grantor: Nancy Woodell Kennedy; Grantee: Mary Ellison Turner
Property: 1200 College Street, lots 50 - 53, 59, port lot 58; Grantor: Alan Hart; Grantee: Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation
Property: Greene & Lenoir County; Grantor: L.L. Murphrey Company; Grantee: Square One LLC
Property: Lenoir & Duplin County; Grantor: James Braxton Rouse; Grantee: April Rouse Tutor
Property: 107-109 Bailey's Lane; Grantor: Barbara F. Stepps; Grantee: Eric S. Rouse
Property: Kinston township, two parcels; Grantor: Anthony W. Kennedy, Barbara D. Kennedy; Grantee: Hurricanes 90 Properties LLC
Property: Neuse township; Grantor: M. Wilbur Alphin; Grantee: Lloyd M. Pridgen
Property: Trent township; Grantor: Wayne Clifton Dawson III, Lori Dail Dawson; Grantee: Bryan Farms Inc.
Property: Neuse Road; Grantor: La-Rita E. Gaskins; Grantee: Ricardo D. Bundy
Property: Vance township; Grantor: Stacy Alan Heath; Grantee: Secretary of Veterans Affairs
Property: 816 Tower Hill Road, 503 Parkers Alley; Grantor: Queenie C. Taylor/heirs; Grantee: Yaschica Clevette Dail
Property: Institute township, lot 18, Wellington ph III; Grantor: Katherine W. Pearson; Grantee: Larry Howard, Tammy Howard
Property: Lenoir & Duplin County; Grantor: James Braxton Rouse; Grantee: Kevin Ray Tutor, April R. Tutor
Property: Falling Creek township, Greystone subdivision; Grantor: Anthony A. Gillespie; Grantee: John Henry Parker
Property: Moseley Hall township, state road 1520 & U.S. 70; Grantor: Betty G. Hart; Grantee: Jennifer H. Foyles
Property: Pink Hill township, two tracts; Grantor: Gary R. Teachey; Grantee: Rodney M. Scott
Property: Pink Hill township, tract 2; Grantor: Dorothy Moore, Frank Moore; Grantee: Gary Remus Teachey
Property: 200 W. Vernon Ave.; Grantor: FBN-H Holdings LLC; Grantee: Gary Remus Teachey
Property: Sand Hill township; Grantor: O.P. Shepard Jr.; Grantee: Jimmy L. Butler
Property: 1010 W. Highland Ave., Perry Park; Grantor: Leon NMN Brown, Juanita B. Brown, Trustee Services of Carolina LLC/Tr.; Grantee: Deutshe Bank National Trust Company/Tr., Home Equity Mortgage Loan Asset-Backed Trust, Old Republic National Title Insurance Company
Property: Kinston township, lot 16, block B, section 2, Westhaven subdivision; Grantor: Richard E. Brownlee; Grantee: Karen B. Ham/Tr., Brownlee Investment Trust
Property: Falling Creek township, lot 18; Grantor: Mariann C. Forkl; Grantee: Joseph E. Eichorn
Property: West Lenoir Avenue, lot 60-64; Grantor: Raymond G. Sheppard Jr., Selina P. Sheppard; Grantee: The Bible Church of Christ
Property: 3952 Morris Drive, lot 37-39; Grantor: Federal Home Loan Mortgage Association, Servicelink, Chicago Title Insurance Company; Grantee: Xieu Van Nguyen
Property: Institute township; Grantor: Benjamin V. Hardy; Grantee: Hauter LLC
Property: parcel C; Grantor: Subema LLC; Grantee: J.B. Wade
Property: two tracts; Grantor: Rouse's Chapel Church Ministries Inc., Sellers, Hinshaw, Ayers, Dortch & Lyons; Grantee: Board of Church Extension of Disciples of Christ Inc.
Property: lots 51, 52 & 53; Grantor: Jimmy E. Dillahunt, Janie B. Dillahunt; Grantee: J.E. Dillahunt & Associates Inc.
Property: U.S. 70 & U.S. 258, parcel 1; Grantor: 70 W Phoenix LLC; Grantee: W. Vernon Kinston LLC
Property: Moseley Hall, state road 1603, 1517; Grantor: Luther V. Apperson, Betty C. Apperson; Grantee: Dale Richard Hunter II
Property: State road 1307, 1308; Grantor: Tony Marshburn; Grantee: Andrew Mark Sutton, Angela Cruse Sutton
Property: lot 31; Grantor: Lisa Jackson Jenkins; Grantee: Joshua D. Gammon
Property: lot 20, Castle Oaks; Grantor: Stacy Alan Heath, Teresa White Heath; Grantee: Brian Applegarth, Jennifer Applegarth
Property: lot 1, Neuse township; Grantor: Katharine T. Rouse; Grantee: William C. Rouse Jr.
Property: Woodington township; Grantor: Jennifer C. Coss/Exr.; Grantee: Milton Roscoe Williams III
Property: Trent township, Beaver Creek; Grantor: Beau J. Turner, Marsha S. Turner; Grantee: Richard C. Barwick, Nancy N. Barwick
Property: lot 2, block F, Uplands Park, phase 2, 914 Herbert Drive; Grantor: Secretary of Housing and Urban Development; Grantee: Bonnie Lee Grassman, Francis Craig Carlyle
Property: Paul's Path Road, Institute; Grantor: Jullia Gray Sutton, Adolph Harper Gray Jr.; Grantee: Sara Gray Singleton
Property: Institute, two tracts; Grantor: Adolph Harper Gray Jr./Tr.; Grantee: Adolph Harper Gray Jr.
Property: 3 tracts, Lenoir & Greene County; Grantor: Adolph Harper Gray Jr./Tr.; Grantee: Julia Gray Sutton
Property: Mosely Hall township, Caswell Street; Grantor: Julian Clark Tutt; Grantee: Sherry C. Howard
Property: Elijah Loftin Road; Grantor: Ronne L. Sutton; Grantee: Stanley Floyd Roberson Jr.
Property: lot 24, block D, Sedgefield Forest; Grantor: Melody B. Yeargan; Grantee: Year of the Bat Teach, LLC
Property: Woodington township; Grantor: First Citizens Bank & Trust; Grantee: Catherine M. Flowers
Property: Falling Creek township, lot 80; Grantor: Ned T. Grady Jr.; Grantee: Aaron L. Wills
Property: Sand Hill township, two tracts; Grantor: Bruce Jay Pollock II, Victoria G. Pollock; Grantee: Amy Adams Dunham
Property: 3 lots, Whitfield Acres, 3280 Caroline Drive; Grantor: Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation; Grantee: Matthew J. Miceli, Jennifer A. Miceli
Property: Moseley Hall; Grantor: Merrion T. Carr, Nathan J. Carr; Grantee: Tanesha M. Hollingsworth, Andrew H. Cuthbertson Jr.
Property: Trent township; Grantor: Donald G. Grady; Grantee: Tammy R. Wiggins
Property: Trent township; Grantor: Tammy R. Wiggins; Grantee: Donald G. Grady
Property: State road 1515, 1503; Grantor: William E. Manning Jr., The Little Bank, Greater Faith Tabernacle Interdenominational Church; Grantee: The Little Bank Inc.
Property: lot 36, section 2, Waits Woods; Grantor: ABC Family LLC; Grantee: Felicia Brown
Property: Kinston township, Nelson Street and Harding Avenue; Grantor: Joshua J. Easto, Melanie L. Easto; Grantee: Michael E. Goodwin
Property: Institute township, lot A; Grantor: Bayview Loan Servicing LLC; Grantee: Tommy D. Alexander, Kimberly P. Alexander
Property: Trent township; Grantor: Carol J. Sykes; Grantee: Jody Sanderson, Valerie S. Sanderson
Property: 1712 Elizabeth Drive, lot 77; Grantor: Linda D. Wallace, Offie Doyle Wallace Jr.; Grantee: Carolyn D. Campbell, Kenneth E. Campbell
Property: Neuse township; Grantor: Nancy Girdler, Susan Girdler; Grantee: Rafael R. Martinez, Cristina O. Godinez
Property: Neuse township, tract 2; Grantor: Nancy Girdler, Susan Girdler; Grantee: Angel R. Martin, Patricia B. Benitez
Property: lot 10, 4038 Duplin County Road; Grantor: Bank of America; Grantee: Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
Property: 1706 N. Herritage St.; Grantor: James A. Leach, Jonell M. Leach, Lisa S. Campbell/Tr.; Grantee: Roger Keith King, Lesley Foss King, White and Allen, P.A.
Property: Cunningham Road; Grantor: Hunneke Corp., Domestic Fabrics Corp., Domestic Manufacturing Corp.; Grantee: Atlas N.C. I SPE, LLC
Property: Harding Avenue; Grantor: Dwight C. Howard, Patricia H. Howard; Grantee: How Corp. LLC
Property: West Washington Street and Hines Avenue, lot A; Grantor: Keith B. Rouse, Marilyn G. Rouse; Grantee: How Corp. LLC
Property: six tracts; Grantor: International Paper Company, Blue Sky Timber, SP Forests LLC; Grantee: BRP LLC
Property: Vance Township, Dobbs Farm Road; Grantor: Horace Wayne Dawson; Grantee: Swanell W. McLawhorn
Property: lot 3, Ervin Hills subdivision; Grantor: Stephen F. Garner Jr.; Grantee: Misty Ann Webb, Virgil Todd Chase
Property: lot 46, section 1, Brentwood subdivision, 903 Paylor Drive; Grantor: Secretary of Housing and Urban Development; Grantee: Amanze Ugoji
Property: lot 1, 2 and 4; Grantor: Elderly Housing Corporation of Kinston; Grantee: Les Trois Soeurs LLC
Property: Falling Creek township, tract J; Grantor: David R. Uhl; Grantee: EWT 23, LLC
Property: 4156 Lidas Farm Road; Grantor: Deborah Ann Hardison; Grantee: Deborah Ann Hardison, Mary Dalen Herring
Property: Vance township; Grantor: Karen T. Stec, Donald Stec, Gail T. Outlaw; Grantee: Gail T. Outlaw, Albert J. Outlaw Jr.
Property: Pink Hill township; Grantor: Spring Branch Farm Inc.; Grantee: Carlos Castillo, Laurie Castillo
Property: four parcels; Grantor: George Robert Denning, Annie Sue Denning; Grantee: Bobby Denning Properties LLC
Property: 2344 Eric Sparrow Road; Grantor: Bank of America, BAC Home Loans, Countrywide Home Loans, Charity R. Bridgewater by AIF; Grantee: Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
Property: 3702 Craft Road; Grantor: Frances H. Winstead; Grantee: Debra K. Houston, John Jefferson Winstead
Property: Kinston township, lot 25, Brentwood subdivision; Grantor: North Carolina Community Development Initiative; Grantee: Brandon T. James, Amber B. James
Property: Kinston township, Parrott Avenue; Grantor: Lynna W. Coward; Grantee: Kasselt-GGM LLC
Property: lot 20, block C, Clubview development, section 1; Grantor: Anne P. Noble by AIF; Grantee: Kasselt-GGM LLC
Property: Woodington township; Grantor: William R. Jones, Wanda N. Jones; Grantee: Jessica G. Brown
Property: Kinston township, four parcels; Grantor: Community Development Resource Services Inc.; Grantee: U.S. Assets Inc.
Property: Lenoir Street and Mitchell Avenue; Grantor: Frances Leath, Charles A. Leath Jr.; Grantee: Temple of Deliverance Worship Center
Property: 2703 Hodges Road; Grantor: Trustee Services of N.C. LLC, Lisa M. Dunaway, Steven Dunaway; Grantee: Efriem Bekerman, Timothy M. Bartosh/Tr., William B. Baryka/Tr.
Property: Moseley Hall township; Grantor: Norline Development Company; Grantee: J&J Trucking of La Grange
Property: 6209 Eastview Drive; Grantor: Kathy G. Bridgers, Trustee Services of N.C.; Grantee: J.P. Morgan Chase Bank, Chase Home Finance
Property: N.C. 11 and 55; Grantor: Mae Vann Smith, David Vann Smith, Jeanne M. Smith; Grantee: Terry D. Smith Sr., Ann T. Smith
Property: lots 1-6, Warren Avenue and Perry Street; Grantor: Carl L. Gardner, Evelyn s. Gardner; Grantee: John Pelham Gardner, Alicia S. Meready
Property: 1305 Holman St.; Grantor: Louis E. Smith; Grantee: Curtis Properties Inc.
Property: St. George Place and York Street; Grantor: Josh David Brewer, Alexia Ann Chianis; Grantee: Richard Edward Bogan, Elaina A. Bogan
Property: 5885 Gilbert School Road; Grantor: Citi Mortgage Inc.; Grantee: Melvin Blow
Property: tract B, Trent township; Grantor: Karen C. Pearce, Karen C. King, David R. Pearce; Grantee: Dennis R. King, Eva King
Property: lots 3 and 4, Quail Ridge; Grantor: Whiteco Services LLC; Grantee: Billy Ray Sheppard, Karen A. Sheppard, Vivian Sutton trustee, The Little Bank
Property: Washington Street and West Road; Grantor: Rebecca Carraway; Grantee: Donald Mills
Property: Kinston township, lots 1 and 2; Grantor: Glandon Forest Equity LLC; Grantee: Realty Income Properties 21 LLC
Property: 850 Tilghman Mill Road; Grantor: U.S. National Bank Association trust; Grantee: Karroll Layden
Property: Falling Creek township; Grantor: Deborah Vann Everette; Grantee: James E. Lambert
Property: Southwest township, two parcels; Grantor: Terry J. Aldridge, Amanda B. Aldridge; Grantee: Shawn M. Wilson, Chrishana L. Wilson
Property: lots 87 and 88, Sunset and Oriental; Grantor: Shannon N. Bahre; Grantee: Josh David Brewer
Property: two tracts; Grantor: Wess C. Schaeffer; Grantee: Hope S. Schaeffer
Property: Sunset and Oriental Avenue, lots 87 and 88; Grantor: George W. LaRoque trust, Walter D. LaRoque III Family Trust, Walter D. LaRoque III; Grantee: Shannon N. Bahre
Property: Woodington township, 1.6 acres; Grantor: Barbara Faye Davis Smith; Grantee: Thomas W. Reese, Jaime Lynn Guddo
Property: Falling Creek township, tract 2, Innovation Way; Grantor: Alpat Properties; Grantee: Lenoir County
Property: Falling Creek township, tract 1, Innovation Way; Grantor: Lenoir County; Grantee: Alpat Properties LLC
Property: Institute township, two tracts; Grantor: David Lynn Holland, Robert B. Holland Jr., Carol H. Holland; Grantee: Robert Braxton Holland III, Ashley Garris Holland
Property: three lots, Kinston township; Grantor: Nell D. Abbott by AIF, R. Lee Abbot by AIF; Grantee: Antoinette Edwards Miller
Property: 709 Hugo Road; Grantor: Dennis N. Hemby, Patricia A. Hemby; Grantee: Dennis N. Hemby, Patricia A. Hemby
Property: 816 W. Queen St.; Grantor: BLB Trading LLC; Grantee: William G. Brooks III
Property: Wayne and Lenoir County; Grantor: Sleepy Creek Farms Inc., Diamond Poultry Farms Inc.; Grantee: Leonard Downes Jr., Kelly D. Lewis
Property: Vance township, lot 4, section 3, Old Farm Road; Grantor: State Employee's Credit Union; Grantee: Secure Inc.
Property: Falling Creek township; Grantor: Kitchen Kraft Inc.; Grantee: David P. Hobbs
Property: B Street and Mt. Vernon Drive; Grantor: Raymond Lee Jones Sr., Hilda C. Jones, Terrise D. Ross, Leonard Ross; Grantee: Raymond Lee Jones Sr., Hilda C. Jones
Property: 516 E. Gordon St.; Grantor: Climent C. Mills; Grantee: Bryant Poole III
Property: Neuse township, two parcels; Grantor: Lisa NMN Miller, Earl NMN Miller, Tina NMN Moore; Grantee: How Corp, LLC
Property: lot 2, College Park subdivision; Grantor: Jason M. West, David T. West, Margaret S. West, Jo Anne West; Grantee: Margarest S. West, Jason M. West
Property: Southwest township; Grantor: James M. White, Minnie White, Joel B. White Jr., Barbara NMN White, Jeffrey A. White; Grantee: Danny Ray Sykes, Teresa M. Sykes
Property: Vance township two parcels; Grantor: Ali Abdullah Al-Abbad; Grantee: Fathi Ali Muhssen
Property: 5977 Daly's Chapel Road; Grantor: William G. Kissner; Grantee: William R. Echols trustee
Property: 3405 Sloan Street; Grantor: David W. Bailey; Grantee: Federal National Mortgage Association
Property: lot 16, Cameron Courts; Grantor: Jasper L. Pate by AIF; Grantee: Jasper L. Pate
Property: 1919 Country Squire Road; Grantor: Russell E. Hill; Grantee: Mellon Bank of New York
Property: 2504 Whitaker Drive; Grantor: Brian Meadows; Grantee: Frank R. Johnson


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