B-type Natriuretic Peptide, BNP-45, mouse – 0.5 mg

Overview

The B-type Natriuretic Peptide, BNP-45, from mouse represents a crucial segment of the BNP hormone, encompassing 45 amino acids that are believed to be essential for bioactivity. Understanding the function of BNP-45 can be vital in the research of cardiovascular and neurological conditions. This peptide is particularly relevant for studies involving natriuretic peptides and their effects on physiological processes.

Key Features

• Contains all essential amino acid residues for BNP bioactivity.
• Derived from mouse, providing a model for human-related studies.
• Significant sequence identity with other species, aiding comparative research.
• Supports various applications in biomedical research, including diagnostics and therapeutic investigations.
• Available in a 0.5 mg quantity, suitable for a range of experimental needs.

Specifications

FAQ

What is BNP-45 used for?

BNP-45 is primarily used in research settings to study the physiological roles of natriuretic peptides in health and disease, particularly in the fields of cardiovascular research.

How does BNP-45 compare to BNP from other species?

While BNP-45 has lower sequence identity with BNP from species like rat and human, it retains key residues essential for biological activity, making it a useful model for comparative studies.

Where can I find related products?

You can explore more peptides relevant to your research in our extensive Peptides category, including various labeling kits and substrates.

This peptide is just one of many products designed for research excellence. If you’re looking for tailored solutions, consider our PKG Substrate or delve into our unique Autocamtide-2 options for enhanced experimental outcomes.

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