LCMV NP396 H-2Db peptide – 1 mg

Overview

The LCMV NP396 H-2Db peptide is a critical component for studying the immune response to Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis Virus (LCMV). This specific peptide, consisting of amino acid residues 396 to 404, represents the immunodominant epitope presented by H-2Db molecules. Designed for research and diagnostic applications, this peptide can help you explore and understand various immunological pathways and mechanisms of viral infections.

Key Features

• High purity and quality for reliable experimental results
• Immunodominant H-2Db restricted epitope of LCMV-NP
• 1 mg quantity, ideal for multiple assays
• Compatible with various immunoassays and peptide-based studies
• Supports research into viral immunology and vaccine development

Specifications

FAQ

What applications can this peptide be used for?

This peptide is primarily used in research related to viral immunology, specifically in studies focusing on the immune response against Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis Virus. It can be utilized in various assays, including ELISA, to assess T-cell responses.

Is the LCMV NP396 H-2Db peptide suitable for in vivo studies?

While the LCMV NP396 H-2Db peptide is primarily designed for in vitro assays, it can provide valuable insights into immune mechanisms that may be relevant for in vivo studies. Always validate its effectiveness in your specific context.

How should I store this peptide?

To ensure the peptide’s stability and integrity, store it at -20°C in a lyophilized state. Avoid repeated freeze-thaw cycles, and use it in experiments promptly after reconstitution.

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