B-type Natriuretic Peptide, BNP-32, human

Overview

B-type Natriuretic Peptide (BNP-32) is a crucial 32 amino acid hormone, primarily secreted by the heart’s ventricles. Initially isolated from the porcine brain, this peptide plays a significant role in cardiovascular health and disease management. BNP-32 is released from cardiomyocytes in response to various physiological stimuli, serving as an important biomarker for heart failure.

Key Features

• Derived from human cardiomyocytes, ensuring high relevance in clinical studies
• Useful as a diagnostic marker for heart failure
• Supports research in cardiovascular health, enabling insights into heart function
• High purity and quality, suitable for a range of applications
• Available for purchase in convenient quantities for both research and clinical use

Specifications

FAQ

What is the primary function of BNP-32?

BNP-32 functions as a hormone that helps regulate blood pressure and fluid balance, primarily in response to cardiac stress or heart disease.

How is BNP-32 used in research?

Researchers utilize BNP-32 for its diagnostic properties, especially in studies related to heart failure and other cardiovascular conditions. It’s essential for understanding the mechanisms of heart function and disease.

What are the recommended storage conditions?

It is advisable to store BNP-32 at -20°C for long-term preservation to maintain its stability and integrity.

For those interested in cardiovascular research, consider exploring our range of peptides and PKG Substrate. These products complement BNP-32 and can enhance your experimental outcomes.

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