Overview
Transportan (TP) is a unique amphipathic antimicrobial cell-penetrating peptide that stands out among our selection of peptides. Spanning 27 amino acids, TP combines 12 amino acids from the neuropeptide galanin and 14 amino acids from mastoparan, a component of wasp venom. This remarkable design allows it to cross cellular membranes efficiently, making it a valuable tool for researchers in various fields, including drug delivery and cellular studies.
Key Features
- Amphipathic structure enhances cell penetration
- Contains key sequences from neuropeptide galanin and mastoparan
- Effective in modulating G protein activity
- Inhibits binding of galanin to GALR-1 receptor
- Useful in research related to drug delivery and cellular interactions
Specifications
| Product Name | Transportan |
|---|---|
| Quantity | 1 mg |
| Amino Acids | 27 |
| Key Components | neuropeptide galanin, mastoparan |
FAQ
What is Transportan commonly used for?
Transportan is primarily used in research applications for drug delivery, cellular studies, and understanding cell signaling mechanisms.
How does Transportan penetrate cells?
Its amphipathic nature allows Transportan to interact with and traverse cell membranes, facilitating the delivery of various substances directly into cells.
Is Transportan safe for laboratory use?
Yes, Transportan is safe for research purposes when handled according to standard laboratory practices and safety guidelines.
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