Neurogranin (48-76), human – 1 mg

Overview

Neurogranin (48-76) is a critical post-synaptic protein found in the dendritic cytoplasm, playing a significant role in modulating calcium-mediated signaling pathways. This peptide fragment has garnered attention for its involvement in synaptic plasticity, a key factor in memory and learning processes. Recent studies have revealed that individuals with Alzheimer’s Disease exhibit elevated levels of Neurogranin (48-76) in their cerebrospinal fluid, making it a valuable marker for research in neurodegenerative diseases.

Key Features

• 1 mg of high-purity Neurogranin (48-76) for research applications
• Modulates calcium signaling, crucial for neuronal communication
• Identified as a significant fragment in human brain health studies
• Potential biomarker for Alzheimer’s Disease assessment
• Supports investigations into synaptic function and neurological disorders

Specifications

FAQ

What is Neurogranin (48-76) used for?

Neurogranin (48-76) is primarily used in research to investigate its role in synaptic plasticity and as a potential biomarker for Alzheimer’s Disease. It helps researchers understand neuronal communication and calcium signaling mechanisms.

How does Neurogranin (48-76) relate to Alzheimer’s Disease?

Elevated levels of Neurogranin (48-76) have been found in the cerebrospinal fluid of Alzheimer’s patients, suggesting its potential as a biomarker for early diagnosis and understanding disease progression.

Where can I find more peptides for my research?

For a comprehensive selection of peptides, browse our complete peptides collectionincluding various substrates and labeling options.

Get your Neurogranin (48-76) today and enhance your research into neurological conditions. Understanding the role of this specific peptide can provide insights into synaptic behavior and potential therapeutic approaches for Alzheimer’s Disease.

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