IGRP Catalytic Subunit-related Protein (206-214) – 1 mg

Overview

The IGRP Catalytic Subunit-related Protein (206-214) is a specialized peptide that corresponds to residues 206, 214 of the murine islet-specific glucose-6-phosphatase catalytic subunit-related protein (IGRP). This peptide is notable for its specificity towards T cells that recognize proinsulin, making it a vital component in diabetes research. Particularly, this peptide has shown to induce diabetes in non-obese diabetic (NOD) mice, providing researchers with a significant tool to study autoimmune diabetes mechanisms.

Key Features

• Pure, high-quality peptide for reliable research results
• Specificity for T cells related to proinsulin and IGRP
• Critical for studying diabetes in NOD mice models
• Ideal for use in immunological assays and related applications
• Available in a convenient 1 mg size for extensive experimentation

Specifications

FAQ

What is the significance of the IGRP peptide?

This peptide is crucial for researching the autoimmune response in diabetes, specifically in models that mimic human diabetes conditions.

How can I use this peptide in my experiments?

You can incorporate the IGRP peptide into various immunological assays to study T cell responses and the mechanisms of diabetes.

Where can I find more peptide options?

For additional choices, check out our extensive range of peptideswhich includes substrates and other related products.

With the IGRP Catalytic Subunit-related Protein (206-214), you not only acquire a high-quality product but also a key to furthering your research in diabetes. Shop now to secure your peptide and make strides in your next experiment.

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