Antennapedia Peptide, acid – 1 mg

Overview

The Antennapedia Peptide (1 mg) represents a significant tool for researchers exploring cellular internalization mechanisms. Derived from the Antennapedia homeodomain protein of Drosophila, this peptide, specifically residues 43-58, is renowned for its remarkable ability to penetrate biological membranes. Known as penetratin, this 16 amino acid peptide mimics the translocating properties of the full-length protein, providing an efficient means to transport biomolecules across cellular barriers.

Key Features

• Consists of 16 amino acids corresponding to the Drosophila Antennapedia DNA binding domain.
• Proven ability to facilitate cellular internalization.
• Ideal for applications in drug delivery and molecular biology research.
• Available in 1 mg size for convenient use in various experimental setups.
• Compatible with a range of detection methods, enhancing versatility in application.

Specifications

FAQ

What applications can I use the Antennapedia Peptide for?

This peptide is particularly useful for studies involving drug delivery systems, cellular transfection, and molecular biology research that requires effective delivery of proteins or nucleic acids.

How should I store the Antennapedia Peptide?

For optimal stability, store the peptide at -20°C. Ensure to avoid repeated freeze-thaw cycles, which may impact its integrity.

Can I combine this peptide with other labeling reagents?

Yes, the Antennapedia Peptide can be successfully combined with various labeling reagents, such as 5-FAM labeled CREBtideto enhance your experimental outcomes and facilitate visualization.

Purchase the Antennapedia Peptide today and enhance your research with this effective and reliable tool. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to explore new avenues in your work!

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