Beta-Amyloid (4-42) – 1 mg

Overview

Beta-Amyloid (4-42) is a significant peptide found in the brains of individuals diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease (AD). This N-truncated peptide is notorious for being the first Aβ peptide identified in the plaques associated with Alzheimer’s. Its propensity to form aggregates makes it a crucial target for researchers focused on understanding neurodegenerative disorders. If you’re diving into studies on disease mechanisms or developing therapeutic strategies, Beta-Amyloid (4-42) is an essential component for your assays.

Key Features

• Highly abundant in Alzheimer’s disease brains
• First Aβ peptide discovered in AD plaques
• Rapid aggregation tendency, crucial for research
• Potential for various applications in neurological studies
• Available in a convenient 1 mg format for easy handling

Specifications

FAQ

What is Beta-Amyloid (4-42) used for?

This peptide is primarily used in research related to Alzheimer’s disease, helping scientists study its role in plaque formation and neurodegeneration.

How should I store Beta-Amyloid (4-42)?

It is recommended to store this peptide at -20°C to maintain its stability and efficacy over time.

Are there any related products that can enhance my research?

Absolutely, consider checking out our PKG substrate or our Autocamtide-2 for enhanced assay capabilities.

If you’re working with proteins and need more solutions, explore our extensive lineup of peptides tailored for various applications.

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