CFP10 (71–85) – 1 mg

Overview

The CFP10 (71, 85) peptide is a crucial fragment derived from the CFP10 protein, secreted by Mycobacterium tuberculosis culture filtrate. This 15-mer sequence plays a significant role in stimulating IFN-gamma production and enhancing CTL activity among both CD4+ and CD8+ T cells, offering broad applicability in immunological research and vaccine development.

Key Features

• Stimulates IFN-gamma production.
• Enhances cytotoxic T lymphocyte activity.
• Suitable for studies involving diverse MHC molecules.
• Ideal candidate for antituberculosis vaccine research.
• Presents opportunities for developing innovative diagnostics.

Specifications

FAQ

What is the significance of CFP10 (71, 85)?

This peptide is significant for its role in immune response, particularly in stimulating the production of IFN-gamma, which is essential for activating T cells during tuberculosis infection.

How can I use CFP10 (71, 85) in my research?

You can utilize the CFP10 (71, 85) peptide in various applications, including vaccine development against tuberculosis and as a part of your assays to examine T cell immunity.

Where can I find more information on related peptides?

For related products and detailed information, check out our selection of peptidesincluding our PKG substrate and autocamtide-2, both of which offer additional tools for your research needs.

Incorporate the CFP10 (71, 85) peptide into your studies today. By choosing this peptide, you’re investing in quality that supports crucial research on tuberculosis and immune responses. Get yours now while it’s available, and enhance your laboratory’s capabilities.

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