Cell Permeable-Mastoparan Peptide

Overview

The Cell Permeable-Mastoparan Peptide is a powerful 14-residue peptide derived from wasp venom. Originally identified for its role in histamine release from mast cells, this peptide has shown significant potential in advancing research related to mitochondrial function. It induces mitochondrial membrane permeabilization through a mechanism that can be inhibited by cyclosporin A (CsA), making it a crucial tool for studies in cell signaling and apoptosis. If your research focusing on physiological indicators or the effects of toxins is looking for innovative solutions, the Cell Permeable-Mastoparan Peptide is an excellent choice.

Key Features

• Derived from wasp venom, effective in histamine release studies
• Induces mitochondrial membrane permeabilization
• CsA-inhibitable mechanism allows for detailed studies
• Versatile applications in neuroscience and cell biology
• Compatible with various labeling techniques, enhancing experimental flexibility

Specifications

FAQ

What applications can the Cell Permeable-Mastoparan Peptide be used for?

This peptide is primarily used in research related to mitochondrial function, apoptosis, and cell signaling. It’s ideal for studies concerning histamine release and neurobiology.

How is the peptide delivered?

The Cell Permeable-Mastoparan Peptide is available in a concentrated form, facilitating easy handling and application in various experimental setups. You will receive a vial with the specified amount, suitable for multiple assays.

Can this peptide be used in combination with other reagents?

Yes, it is compatible with numerous biochemical assays and can be combined with other reagents for enhanced research outcomes. Consider exploring our PKG Substrate or Autocamtide-2 for additional experimental options.

For further studies on protein interactions and labeling, the CREBtide might be of interest.

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