Beta-Amyloid (1-33) – 1 mg

Overview

Beta-Amyloid (1-33) is a crucial peptide derivative used extensively in Alzheimer’s research. This purified form of the peptide is produced by a metalloendopeptidase that cleaves the Gly33-Leu34 bond of the Alzheimer Aß (1-40) peptide, resulting in soluble fragments: 1-33 and 34-40. Notably, these fragments are generated without inducing any neurotoxic effects, making them ideal for your experimental needs.

Key Features

• Purified form of Beta-Amyloid (1-33)
• Produced via selective cleavage of Aß (1-40) peptide
• Soluble fragments 1-33 and 34-40
• No neurotoxic effects observed
• Ideal for Alzheimer’s disease studies

Specifications

FAQ

What is the application of Beta-Amyloid (1-33)?

This peptide is primarily used in research related to Alzheimer’s disease, allowing scientists to study the effects and characteristics of amyloid peptides.

How is Beta-Amyloid (1-33) produced?

It is created by cleaving the Alzheimer Aß (1-40) peptide using a purified metalloendopeptidase, allowing for safe and effective research applications.

Are there any neurotoxic effects associated with Beta-Amyloid (1-33)?

No, this peptide is produced to ensure that it does not have neurotoxic effects, making it a safer option for your studies compared to other forms of amyloid peptides.

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