PACAP (1-38), amide, human, ovine, rat, Biotin-labeled – 0.5 mg

Overview

Pituitary adenylate cyclase-activating polypeptide (PACAP) (1-38), amide, human, ovine, rat, Biotin-labeled is a versatile peptide widely recognized for its essential role in various physiological processes. This Biotin-labeled variant allows for easy detection and analysis, making it an invaluable tool for researchers delving into neurobiology and endocrinology. PACAP, a member of the vasoactive intestinal peptide/secretin/glucagon family, is crucial for numerous cellular signaling pathways. Its amino acid sequence is consistently identical across all mammals, ensuring robust applicability in diverse studies.

Key Features

• Biotin label on the N-terminus for easy detection
• Compatible with a range of assays and labeling techniques
• Identical amino acid sequence in all mammals
• Derived from a 176-amino acid precursor (preproPACAP)
• Important for research on neurological and physiological indicators

Specifications

FAQ

What is PACAP used for?

PACAP is pivotal in research focusing on brain function, endocrine regulation, and cellular signaling. Its biotin label allows for straightforward detection in various assays.

How does the Biotin label benefit my research?

The Biotin label enhances assay sensitivity and specificity, allowing researchers to easily track and quantify PACAP in experimental setups, such as those utilizing our PKG Substrate.

Can I use PACAP (1-38) in vivo?

Yes, PACAP (1-38) has been documented for use in in vivo studies, contributing to a deeper understanding of its physiological roles across different species.

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