Overview
Introducing the Biotin-LC-MBP Derivatized Peptide, a crucial tool for your research needs. This peptide is a fragment of myelin basic protein (MBP), specifically targeting amino acids 88-102 in mouse, 88-104 in guinea pig, and 89-105 in humans. Its biotinylation at the N-terminus, combined with a long-chain linker, enhances its versatility for various assays and applications. Whether you are studying neurological pathways or developing new diagnostic methods, this biotinylated peptide is an excellent choice for labeling and detection purposes.
Key Features
- Derived from myelin basic protein, enhancing research relevance.
- Biotinylated at the N-terminus for improved labeling.
- Long-chain linker for flexibility in experimental designs.
- Compatible with a range of assays and applications.
- Available for purchase in convenient vials.
Specifications
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Source Species | Mouse, Guinea Pig, Human |
| Amino Acids | 88-102 (Mouse), 88-104 (Guinea Pig), 89-105 (Human) |
| Biotinylation | N-Terminal |
| Linker Type | Long Chain |
FAQ
What applications can I use the Biotin-LC-MBP Derivatized Peptide for?
This peptide is ideal for assays involving protein interaction studies, labeling experiments, and other research that requires specific binding of proteins due to its biotinylation.
How should I store the Biotin-LC-MBP Derivatized Peptide?
It is recommended to store the peptide at -20°C for long-term stability. Avoid repeated freeze-thaw cycles to maintain its integrity.
Can I combine this peptide with other labeling reagents?
Yes, this peptide can be effectively used with various labeling kits and reagents, enhancing your experimental outcomes. For instance, consider pairing it with our PKG Substrate for optimal results in your assays.
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