Overview
If you’re looking to advance your research in Alzheimer’s disease, consider our Beta-Amyloid (11-40) peptide. This 1 mg sample provides you with crucial insights into the pathogenesis of Alzheimer’s disease, as it has been shown that high levels of Aß (11-40/42) are produced by the ß-secretase enzyme, also known as BACE. Research indicates that these truncated forms of beta-amyloid could play significant roles in disease mechanisms, making them essential for any serious study into Alzheimer’s pathology.
Key Features
- High-purity Beta-Amyloid (11-40) for reliable experimental results
- 1 mg of peptide offered for versatile research applications
- Supports studies aimed at understanding Alzheimer’s disease mechanisms
- Compatible with various labeling and detection assays
- Manufactured under strict quality controls for consistency
Specifications
| Peptide Name | Beta-Amyloid (11-40) |
|---|---|
| Quantity | 1 mg |
| Application | Research on Alzheimer’s disease |
FAQ
What is the significance of Beta-Amyloid (11-40) in Alzheimer’s research?
Beta-Amyloid (11-40) is a truncated form of the full-length beta-amyloid protein. Studies have shown that it plays a critical role in the aggregation and formation of amyloid plaques, which are characteristic of Alzheimer’s disease. Understanding its behavior is vital for developing new therapeutic strategies.
How should I store Beta-Amyloid (11-40)?
We recommend storing Beta-Amyloid (11-40) at -20°C to maintain its integrity. Avoid repeated freeze-thaw cycles to ensure the peptide remains functional for your experiments.
Can this peptide be used in labeling studies?
Absolutely! Our Beta-Amyloid (11-40) peptide can be used in various labeling applications. If you are looking for labeling options, consider exploring our PKG Substrate or Autocamtide-2 for complementary research tools.
Explore our range of peptides to find more options that fit your research needs.
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