Overview
Kemptide [LRRASLG] is a phosphate acceptor peptide specifically designed to act as a synthetic substrate for Protein Kinase A (PKA). With a Km value of 16 µM, it provides a reliable and effective solution for researchers looking to study PKA enzymatic activity. Along with the native peptide, we also offer fluorescent and biotinylated variants, which have been demonstrated to serve as excellent substrates for PKA assays. These variants not only broaden your experimental possibilities but also enhance the visualization capabilities necessary in modern biochemistry.
Key Features
- Acts as a synthetic substrate for PKA
- Km value of 16 µM for optimal performance
- Available in fluorescent and biotinylated forms
- Supports a range of applications in biochemical research
- High purity for reliable results
Specifications
| Property | Details |
|---|---|
| Peptide Sequence | LRRASLG |
| Purity | ≥ 95% |
| Storage Conditions | -20°C |
FAQ
What is Kemptide used for?
Kemptide is primarily used as a substrate in assays to study the activity of Protein Kinase A (PKA). Its specific sequence allows researchers to monitor phosphorylation processes effectively.
Can I purchase fluorescent or biotinylated versions of Kemptide?
Yes, both fluorescent and biotinylated variants of Kemptide are available, expanding your research capabilities by enhancing detectability in various assays.
How should I store Kemptide?
For optimal stability, store Kemptide at -20°C. This will help maintain its integrity and performance over time.
With Kemptide in your research arsenal, you’ll find it easier to explore various biochemical pathways and analyze PKA activity. Enhance your experiments today by purchasing Kemptide [LRRASLG] and consider pairing it with complementary products like PKG Substrate [RKRSRAE] or Autocamtide-2 [KKALRRQETVDAL] for comprehensive insights.
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