Overview
(Arg)9, TAMRA-labeled is a highly sought-after cell-permeable peptide designed for effective drug delivery. Composed of nine arginine residues, this peptide easily traverses the plasma membrane of eukaryotic cells, making it an ideal candidate for enhancing intracellular delivery of therapeutic agents. The addition of the TAMRA fluorophore provides excellent fluorescence, with absorption and emission maxima at 541 nm and 568 nm respectively. This unique feature allows researchers to track and visualize the peptide’s activity and distribution within biological systems.
Key Features
- Cell-permeable peptide facilitating drug delivery
- Composed of nine arginine residues for enhanced cellular uptake
- TAMRA labeling for effective fluorescence tracking
- Abs/Em at 541/568 nm for optimal visualization
- Ideal for research applications in drug development and cellular biology
Specifications
| Product Name | (Arg)9, TAMRA-labeled |
| Quantity | 1 mg |
| Labeling | TAMRA |
| Absorption/Emission | 541/568 nm |
| Peptide Sequence | RRRRRRRRR |
FAQ
What type of applications can I use (Arg)9 for?
(Arg)9 is well-suited for applications in drug delivery, particularly in studies involving intracellular transport and therapeutic efficacy. Its cell-permeability makes it a valuable tool for researchers exploring peptide-based therapeutics.
How should I store (Arg)9, TAMRA-labeled?
To maintain its stability and efficacy, store (Arg)9, TAMRA-labeled at -20°C. Avoid repeated freeze-thaw cycles to preserve its functionality for your experiments.
Is (Arg)9 compatible with other assay kits?
Yes, (Arg)9 can be used alongside various assay kits available in our catalog. For optimal performance, consider using it with complementary products like the PKG substrate or other peptide reagents such as Autocamtide-2.
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