Ghrelin, human, Biotin-labeled – 1 mg

Overview

Meet our Ghrelin, human, Biotin-labeled peptide, a key component for your research and experiments involving appetite stimulation. Ghrelin is a naturally occurring peptide hormone secreted by P/D1-type cells within the stomach. This hormone plays a critical role in stimulating appetite and regulates energy balance, particularly during fasting. Our biotin-labeled version enhances your experimental capabilities, allowing for easier tracking and detection in various assays.

Key Features

• Biotinylated at the peptide N-terminus for enhanced detection
• Human-derived, ensuring biological relevance
• 28-amino acid structure to closely mimic natural Ghrelin
• Essential for studying appetite regulation and metabolic pathways
• Compatible with various assay formats

Specifications

FAQ

How is this Ghrelin peptide used in research?

The Biotin-labeled Ghrelin is primarily used in research to investigate its role in appetite regulation and metabolism. Its biotinylation allows for precise tracking in assays, making it ideal for studies focused on receptor interactions and signaling pathways.

Is this product suitable for in vivo studies?

While our Ghrelin peptide is perfect for in vitro assays and research applications, it’s essential to evaluate the specific requirements for in vivo studies and consult with your research team regarding experimental design.

What assays can I use this peptide with?

This Ghrelin product can be utilized in a variety of assays, such as cell signaling assays, receptor binding studies, and metabolic pathway exploration. Additionally, our PKG Substrate and Autocamtide-2 may also complement your experiments.

Enhance your research with our Ghrelin, human, Biotin-labeled peptide hormone, ideal for studying appetite dynamics and metabolic conditions. Order now to ensure you have the tools necessary for impactful research.

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