CT20p – 0.1mg

Overview

The CT20p peptide, available in a 0.1 mg quantity, is a hydrophobic peptide derived from the C terminus of the Bax protein. Known for its unique cytotoxic properties, this peptide engages in mechanisms that promote cell death, distinguishing itself from the full-length Bax protein. Researchers have utilized CT20p in studies related to cancer treatment, where it plays a crucial role in altering mitochondrial morphology and movement. This results in disruption of the actin cytoskeleton, leading to cell detachment and loss of cell viability.

In addition to its application in cancer research, CT20p also exhibits antimicrobial properties, making it a versatile choice for your laboratory needs. If you’re looking to explore further, consider our selection of peptides that may complement your research.

Key Features

• Hydrophobic peptide derived from Bax protein
• Promotes mitochondrial translocation
• Induces cell death through unique cytotoxic actions
• Applied in cancer-related treatments
• Exhibits antimicrobial properties

Specifications

FAQ

What is the primary use of CT20p?

CT20p is primarily used in cancer research to induce cell death and study mitochondrial dynamics.

Does CT20p have any other properties?

Yes, CT20p also has antimicrobial properties that may be useful in various applications.

Where can I find more peptide options?

You can explore additional peptide offerings by visiting our peptides section.

For specific research applications, consider pairing CT20p with other products like the PKG Substrate or the Autocamtide-2.

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