PACAP (1-38), amide, human, ovine, rat

Overview

Pituitary adenylate cyclase-activating polypeptide (PACAP), specifically PACAP (1-38), is a vital neuropeptide crucial for various physiological functions. Derived from the larger 176-amino acid precursor known as preproPACAP, this 38-amino acid peptide has a sequence that remains consistent across all mammals. Its role in mediating neuroendocrine functions makes it an essential component for research in neurobiology and therapeutic applications.

Key Features

• Identical amino acid sequence across all mammalian species
• Derived from the well-studied preproPACAP precursor
• Involvement in neuroendocrine signaling pathways
• Available for various research applications in neuroscience and physiology
• Offered in high purity for reliable experimental outcomes

Specifications

FAQ

What applications is PACAP (1-38) commonly used for?

PACAP (1-38) is often used in research related to neurobiology, particularly in studies examining its role in neuroendocrine regulation and neuronal signaling mechanisms.

How is PACAP (1-38) stored?

For optimal stability, it is recommended to store PACAP (1-38) at -20°C. Avoid repeated freeze-thaw cycles to maintain its integrity.

Can PACAP (1-38) be used in human studies?

While PACAP (1-38) has been studied in various mammalian models, its application in human studies should be approached with caution and appropriate ethical considerations.

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