Amylin (1-37), human, amide, Biotin-labeled – 0.5 mg

Overview

The Amylin (1-37), human, amide, Biotin-labeled peptide is a valuable tool for researchers studying diabetes and islet function. As a crucial component of amyloid deposits in the Islets of Langerhans, this peptide holds significant relevance in understanding the pathophysiology of noninsulin-dependent diabetes mellitus. Our Biotin-labeled version allows for easy detection and analysis in various experimental settings, making it indispensable for your research needs.

Key Features

• Amide form of human Amylin (1-37) for enhanced stability in experiments.
• Biotin conjugated at the N-terminus for straightforward detection and affinity purification.
• Critical for studying amyloid formation and islet function in diabetes research.
• Available in a convenient 0.5 mg quantity.

Specifications

FAQ

What is Amylin (1-37) and its significance?

Amylin (1-37) is a peptide produced by pancreatic beta cells. It plays a critical role in glucose metabolism and is a major constituent of amyloid deposits in diabetic patients’ islets. Understanding its function can help in developing treatments for diabetes.

How can I use the Biotin-labeled Amylin in my research?

The Biotin label allows for easy detection using streptavidin assays and can facilitate purification processes. It’s particularly useful in studies related to protein interactions and amyloid formation.

Is this product suitable for diagnostic applications?

While the Amylin (1-37), human, amide, Biotin-labeled peptide is primarily geared toward research applications, its detection capabilities may have diagnostic potential, particularly in studying amyloid-related diseases.

Explore our full range of peptides to complement your research, including options like the Autocamtide-2 or the CREBtide for diverse applications. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to advance your research with this essential Amylin peptide.

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