LL-37 fragment (18-37) – 1 mg

Overview

The LL-37 fragment (18-37) is a powerful antimicrobial peptide that enhances your research capabilities. This specific fragment of LL-37, belonging to the cathelicidin family, is critical for understanding innate immunity and can be pivotal for studies related to infection control and inflammation. As one of the first amphipathic alpha-helical peptides isolated from humans, its role in the immune response makes it a valuable tool in your laboratory arsenal.

Key Features

• Enhanced antimicrobial activity
• Critical role in innate immune defense
• Amphipathic alpha-helical structure
• Derived from human cathelicidin LL-37
• Ideal for infection and wound studies

Specifications

FAQ

What is the source of LL-37 fragment (18-37)?

This fragment is derived from human LL-37, which is part of the cathelicidin family of antimicrobial peptides critical in the innate immune response.

How can LL-37 fragment (18-37) be used in research?

You can use this peptide to study its antimicrobial properties, especially in the context of local infections and systemic pathogen invasion. It can be particularly useful in research related to inflammation and wound healing.

Is there a recommended storage condition for this peptide?

For optimal stability, it is suggested to store the LL-37 fragment (18-37) in a cool, dry environment, away from light. Refer to our product guidelines for more detailed storage instructions.

Enhance your research with the LL-37 fragment (18-37) today. This peptide is available for purchase, so get yours now and explore its applications in infection studies, immune response, and much more. For additional peptide options, browse our complete range of peptides to complement your research efforts.

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