Overview
Introducing Biotin-Gastrin-1, human (1-17) – 1 mg, a biotinylated peptide designed specifically for research applications. Gastrin-1 is closely related to human Gastrin-17, commonly referred to as ‘Little Gastrin’. Unlike its native counterpart, this peptide features a Glutamate (E) at its N-terminus, which facilitates biotin coupling for enhanced labeling and detection. Ideal for studies involving gastrointestinal function and peptide signaling, this product is pivotal for advancing your research endeavors.
Key Features
- Biotinylated at the N-terminus for easy detection and assay applications
- Similar structure to human Gastrin-17
- Contains Glutamate (E) instead of pyroglutamate, allowing for effective biotin coupling
- Available in a convenient 1 mg package
- Supports various applications in protein labeling and fluorescent assays
Specifications
| Product Name | Biotin-Gastrin-1, human (1-17) |
| Catalog Number | Biotin-Gastrin-1 |
| Weight | 1 mg |
| Peptide Structure | Biotinylated Gastrin-1 |
FAQ
What applications can I use Biotin-Gastrin-1 for?
Biotin-Gastrin-1 is primarily used in assays that require biotin labeling and detection. It’s suitable for studying peptide interactions and signaling in gastrointestinal research.
How does biotin coupling enhance my research?
Biotin coupling allows for easy conjugation to streptavidin, which can amplify the detection signals in various assays, improving sensitivity and specificity.
Can I find other peptides for similar applications?
Yes, we offer a variety of peptides tailored for different research needs. Explore our extensive offerings in the Peptides category to find the right fit for your work.
If you’re looking to purchase Biotin-Gastrin-1, human (1-17) – 1 mg, it’s the ideal choice for your research on peptide interactions. Order now to advance your studies!




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