Overview
The EMP17, FITC-LC labeled peptide is a high-quality Erythropoietin (EPO)-mimetic peptide that plays a critical role in red blood cell production. This product is designed to activate its receptor by binding to the extracellular domain, effectively dimerizing two receptor monomers to initiate essential signal transduction pathways. The fluorescent labeling, with an absorption/emission maximum of 494/520 nm, allows for easy detection and visualization in various laboratory applications.
Key Features
- Fluorescent labeling for easy visualization
- Mimics natural Erythropoietin activity
- Two reactive amines enhance assay versatility
- Ideal for research in hematology and cellular signaling
- Available in a convenient 1 mg quantity
Specifications
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | EMP17, FITC-LC labeled |
| Quantity | 1 mg |
| Abs/Em | 494/520 nm |
| Peptide Sequence | Specific EPO-mimetic sequence |
FAQ
What applications can the EMP17 peptide be used for?
The EMP17 peptide is primarily used in research related to hematology and cell signaling studies. Its fluorescent properties make it suitable for assays that require visual detection, enhancing your experimental outcomes.
How does the labeling enhance the functionality of the peptide?
The FITC labeling allows for effective monitoring of the peptide’s interaction with its receptor in live cell environments. This makes it invaluable for studying receptor dynamics and signal transduction mechanisms.
Are there other similar peptides available?
Yes, AnaSpec offers a variety of peptides for your research needs. You can explore related products such as PKG Substrate and Autocamtide-2along with other peptides in our catalog for diverse applications.
To make the most of your research, consider incorporating EMP17 into your assays. This EPO-mimetic peptide is an essential tool for those studying red blood cell production and related signaling pathways. Purchase your EMP17, FITC-LC labeled peptide today to elevate your research outcomes.
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