TAT (47-57), TAMRA-labeled – 1 mg

Overview

The TAT (47-57) peptide, labeled with TAMRA, is an integral tool for researchers focused on cell penetration studies and gene delivery mechanisms. This arginine-rich peptide, a fragment of the HIV transactivator protein (TAT), is specifically designed to penetrate cell membranes directly. Unlike traditional methods that rely on endocytosis, the direct penetration capability of this peptide allows for more effective cellular interactions and research outcomes.

Key Features

• Fluorescent TAMRA labeling for easy detection
• Direct plasma membrane penetration capability
• Derived from the HIV transactivator protein (TAT)
• Absorption / Emission wavelengths at 541 / 568 nm
• Ideal for various applications in neurological and physiological studies

Specifications

FAQ

What are the ideal applications for TAT (47-57), TAMRA-labeled?

This peptide is commonly used in studies involving cell penetration, gene delivery, and other assays focusing on cellular mechanisms, particularly in neuroscience research.

How does TAT penetrate the cell membrane?

The TAT peptide penetrates the plasma membrane directly, which is a unique advantage over many other peptides that rely on endocytosis. This characteristic enhances its effectiveness in a variety of biological applications.

Can I use TAT (47-57), TAMRA-labeled with other analysis kits?

Yes, this peptide can complement various assays, including those utilizing our PKG substrate or Autocamtide-2, providing versatile options for your research.

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