alpha9-Gliadin (57-68) – 1 mg

Overview

alpha9-Gliadin (57-68) is a crucial peptide derived from the gluten protein a9-gliadin, specifically from amino acid residues 57 to 68. This peptide is significant for its role as an immunodominant epitope that triggers HLA-DQ2-restricted T-cell responses in individuals with celiac disease. Understanding the mechanisms of gluten sensitivity is essential for developing effective diagnostics and therapies. The alpha9-Gliadin (57-68) peptide is resistant to pancreatic proteolysis, making it a stable component in research applications.

Key Features

• Derived from amino acids 57-68 of a9-gliadin
• Immunodominant epitope eliciting HLA-DQ2-restricted T-cell responses
• Resistant to pancreatic proteolysis for reliable experimental results
• Available in a convenient 1 mg quantity
• Ideal for research and development in celiac disease studies

Specifications

FAQ

What is the importance of alpha9-Gliadin (57-68) in celiac disease research?

This peptide is vital for studying the immune response in celiac disease, where it acts as an epitope that activates HLA-DQ2-restricted T-cells, providing insight into gluten sensitivity.

Is alpha9-Gliadin (57-68) stable for use in experiments?

Yes, this peptide is designed to be resistant to pancreatic proteolysis, ensuring its stability and reliability in various research settings.

How can I order alpha9-Gliadin (57-68)?

You can easily purchase alpha9-Gliadin (57-68) directly from our peptides catalog. Each order includes 1 mg of this essential peptide.

For more advanced peptide research, consider exploring related products such as Autocamtide-2 or our PKG Substrate. These products can complement your studies and enhance your understanding of peptide interactions in biological systems.

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