[Lys(Ac)12]-Histone H4 (1-20) – 1 mg

Overview

[Lys(Ac)12]-Histone H4 (1-20) is a peptide that plays a crucial role in transcription regulation by occupying promoter regions at transcription start sites. Specifically, it is acetylated at lysine 12, which has been linked to the promotion of high levels of mRNA transcripts found in mature spermatozoa. This peptide is essential for understanding epigenetic mechanisms and is particularly relevant for researchers studying developmental genes.

Key Features

• Acetylation at lysine 12 of histone H4
• Involved in regulating gene expression
• Promoter region occupancy at transcription start sites
• Supports studies on epigenetic marks
• Fulfills research needs in developmental biology

Specifications

Product Name	[Lys(Ac)12]-Histone H4 (1-20)
Quantity	1 mg
Category	Peptides

FAQ

What is the main application of [Lys(Ac)12]-Histone H4?

This peptide is primarily used in research to study gene expression regulation and the role of acetylation in epigenetic modifications.

How does [Lys(Ac)12]-Histone H4 affect transcription?

By occupying promoter regions at transcription start sites, this peptide enhances the recruitment of transcription machinery, which can lead to increased mRNA production.

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