Overview
The NDP-MSH, 5-TAMRA-labeled peptide is a powerful tool in exploring the effects of melanocyte-stimulating hormones in research. This synthetic analog of alpha-Melanotropin (a-MSH) features a fluorescent 5-TAMRA label on the N-terminus, allowing for easy detection and analysis. With an absorption/emission peak at 544/572 nm, it offers high visibility in various experimental setups. NDP-MSH is particularly noted for its enhanced potency in increasing pigmentation and reducing UV damage, making it an essential component for studies involving skin responses to light exposure.
Key Features
- 5-TAMRA labeling for fluorescent detection
- Abs/Em = 544/572 nm for optimal visibility
- Synthetic analog of alpha-Melanotropin
- Enhanced pigmentation effects
- Reduces UV damage in fair-skinned individuals
Specifications
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Size | 1 mg |
| Labeling | 5-TAMRA |
| Category | Peptides |
FAQ
What is NDP-MSH used for?
NDP-MSH is primarily utilized in research to study the effects of melanocyte-stimulating hormones, particularly regarding pigmentation and UV damage responses.
How does the 5-TAMRA labeling impact my experiments?
The 5-TAMRA label enables easy fluorescence detection, allowing you to track and quantify peptide activity under various conditions.
Can I use NDP-MSH in cellular studies?
Yes, NDP-MSH is suitable for cellular studies where understanding the role of peptide signaling in pigmentation and protective responses is critical.
For those engaged in peptide research, NDP-MSH stands out due to its unique modifications and labeling, which provide clarity in experiment and analysis. You can shop our full range of peptides here. NDP-MSH is not only a valuable addition to your toolkit, but it also complements other products, such as the PKG Substrate and Autocamtide-2. If you’re looking for a high-quality peptide for your research, consider adding NDP-MSH to your order today!




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