Fibrinopeptide B, human – 1 mg

Overview

Fibrinopeptide B (FPB) is a vital component in the coagulation pathway, specifically tailored for those studying the intricate process of blood clotting. This human-derived peptide, at 1 mg, is N-terminal modified, featuring pyroglutamylation, a modification that plays a key role in its function. Understanding fibrinopeptides like FPB is integral for research in hematology, cardiovascular studies, and various diagnostic applications.

Key Features

• Human-derived Fibrinopeptide B for accurate research.
• N-terminal modified with pyroglutamylation for enhanced functionality.
• Essential for studying coagulation pathways and thrombin activity.
• High purity and stability for reliable results.
• Versatile applications in research and diagnostic assays.

Specifications

FAQ

What is Fibrinopeptide B used for?

Fibrinopeptide B is primarily used in research related to blood coagulation and thrombin activity. It’s essential for studies investigating bleeding disorders and clotting mechanisms.

How does Fibrinopeptide B relate to fibrinogen?

Fibrinopeptide B is cleaved from fibrinogen by thrombin during the conversion of soluble fibrinogen to insoluble fibrin, which is crucial for the blood clotting process.

Where can I find related products?

You can explore our range of peptides, including our PKG substrate and Autocamtide-2for various research needs.

For those working specifically with peptides, our selection, including the highly purposed CREBtideis designed to meet your research requirements. Purchasing Fibrinopeptide B is a straightforward step toward advancing your research in coagulation pathways.

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