Overview
The 43Gap 27, Connexin (200-210) scrambled peptide is an essential tool for researchers focusing on cell communication and gap junction functionality across various species, including human, mouse, and rat. This peptide, a scrambled version of the Gap 27 domain of Connexin, is specifically designed to serve as a control in experiments, helping to verify the specificity and efficacy of gap junction modulation processes. With its reliable quality and purity, our peptide is ideal for use in assays and studies related to cell signaling and intercellular communication.
Key Features
- High purity and reliability for accurate experimental results
- Scrambled sequence ideal for control studies
- Compatible with human, mouse, and rat models
- Suitable for various assay applications, including protein labeling
- Offered in a convenient 1 mg package
Specifications
| Product Name | 43Gap 27, Connexin (200-210) Scrambled |
| Form | Peptide |
| Species Compatibility | Human, Mouse, Rat |
| Quantity | 1 mg |
FAQ
What applications is the Connexin scrambled peptide suitable for?
This peptide is particularly useful in research involving intercellular communication, making it suitable for various assay applications and studies related to cell signaling.
How should I store the 43Gap 27, Connexin scrambled peptide?
To ensure stability and effectiveness, store the peptide at -20°C and avoid repeated freeze-thaw cycles. Proper storage conditions can help maintain the integrity of the product.
Can this peptide be used in human studies?
The 43Gap 27, Connexin scrambled peptide is compatible for use in human studies, as well as in mouse and rat models, providing versatility in experimental design.
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