FITC-LC-Antennapedia Peptide

Name: FITC-LC-Antennapedia Peptide | AnaSpec
SKU: fitc-lc-antennapedia-peptide-ae9c2a49-e1ba-439e-9aa5-f9575b7
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This is FITC-LC-Antennapedia Peptide. The Antennapedia homeodomain protein of Drosophila has the ability to penetrate biological membranes.

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SKU: fitc-lc-antennapedia-peptide-ae9c2a49-e1ba-439e-9aa5-f9575b7 Category: Peptides Tags: biological membranes, fl fluorescent peptide, peptide research

Overview

The FITC-LC-Antennapedia Peptide is a unique tool for researchers looking to study cellular processes. This peptide, derived from the Antennapedia homeodomain protein of Drosophila, is renowned for its ability to penetrate biological membranes. Specifically, the third helix of this protein, identified as penetratin (RQIKIWFQNRRMKWKK-amide), shares the same translocating properties as the complete protein, making it a valuable asset for various applications in cell biology and biochemistry. With its fluorescent tagging (Abs/Em = 493/522 nm), you can easily visualize its activity in your experiments.

Key Features

Fluorescently labeled with FITC for easy detection
Derived from Drosophila’s Antennapedia homeodomain
Penetrates biological membranes effectively
Ideal for studies in cell biology and protein interactions
Available per 10 mg vial, providing ample quantity for research needs

Specifications

Property	Details
Base Sequence	RQIKIWFQNRRMKWKK-amide
Fluorescence	FITC (Abs/Em: 493/522 nm)
Origin	Drosophila
Weight	10 mg

FAQ

What are the primary applications of the FITC-LC-Antennapedia Peptide?

The FITC-LC-Antennapedia Peptide is frequently utilized in studies related to cellular transport, protein interactions, and membrane penetration. It’s particularly useful in experiments that require visual confirmation of peptide activity within cells.

How should I store the FITC-LC-Antennapedia Peptide?

To ensure the stability of the FITC-LC-Antennapedia Peptide, store it at -20°C. Make sure to protect it from light to maintain its fluorescent properties.

Can this peptide be used in vivo?

Yes, due to its membrane-penetrating capabilities, the FITC-LC-Antennapedia Peptide can be utilized in various in vivo studies. However, it’s best to refer to specific protocols for your unique applications.

Explore our full range of peptides and complement your experiments with products like PKG Substrate or Autocamtide-2 for enhanced results in your studies. The FITC-LC-Antennapedia Peptide is a reliable choice if you want to support your research with effective and precise tools.