Proapoptotic Peptide, (klaklak)2, 5-FAM-labeled – 1 mg

Overview

The Proapoptotic Peptide, (klaklak)2, 5-FAM-labeled is an innovative tool for researchers exploring apoptosis mechanisms. This peptide, made of D-amino acids, serves as a powerful component in studies involving programmed cell death. Its unique structure, characterized by an alpha-helical amphipathic design, allows it to disrupt mitochondrial membranes when internalized by targeted cells. This feature makes it toxic to eukaryotic cells, providing a vital pathway for investigating cellular processes and therapeutic applications.

Key Features

• 5-FAM labeled for easy detection
• Effective in triggering apoptosis in eukaryotic cells
• Composed of stable D-amino acids
• Alpha-helical amphipathic structure enhances cell membrane interaction
• Ideal for research in cancer biology and cell death mechanisms

Specifications

FAQ

What is the function of the (klaklak)2 peptide?

This peptide is designed to induce apoptosis in eukaryotic cells by disrupting mitochondrial membranes upon internalization, making it a valuable asset for studies on cell death.

How do I use this peptide in my experiments?

You can incorporate the Proapoptotic Peptide into your cell culture systems. Ensure you have a suitable targeting mechanism for effective internalization, leading to the intended apoptotic effects.

Is this peptide stable for storage?

The peptide is stable under proper storage conditions, which typically involve keeping it at low temperatures and in a desiccated environment. For more details, check our guidelines on peptide storage.

Explore the applications of our products further by checking out our PKG Substrate or consider our range of Peptides for additional research tools. If you’re interested in related peptide options, consider our Autocamtide-2 or CREBtide.