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

Name: PACAP (1-38)-Lys(Biotin), Amide | AnaSpec
SKU: AS-23648
Price: 536.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$536.00

This peptide is PACAP (1-38) with a Biotin label on its N-terminus. PACAP is a member of the vasoactive intestinal peptide/secretin/glucagon family.

SKU: AS-23648 Category: Peptides Tags: biotin labeling, PACAP, peptides

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Overview

This PACAP (1-38)-Lys(Biotin), amide is a highly sought-after peptide that you can confidently incorporate into your research or diagnostic applications. With a Biotin label on its N-terminus, this peptide facilitates various labeling and detection processes, enhancing your experimental outcomes. As a member of the vasoactive intestinal peptide/secretin/glucagon family, PACAP plays a crucial role in numerous physiological processes.

Key Features

Biotin-labeled for easy detection and labeling applications
Derived from the ovine hypothalamus, ensuring high relevance in mammalian studies
Identical amino acid sequence across all mammals, providing consistency in research
Comes in a convenient 0.5 mg package for versatile usage
Ideal for studies involving neurological and physiological indicators

Specifications

Property	Details
Catalog Number	PACAP (1-38)-Lys(Biotin)
Size	0.5 mg
Amino Acid Sequence	Identical in all mammals
Label	Biotin
Form	Amide

FAQ

What applications is this peptide suitable for?

This PACAP (1-38)-Lys(Biotin) peptide is suitable for various applications, including neurological studies, physiological assays, and other labeling and detection processes.

Is this peptide available in other sizes?

How should I store this peptide?

To maintain the stability and effectiveness of PACAP (1-38)-Lys(Biotin), store it at -20°C for long-term use. Avoid repeated freeze-thaw cycles to preserve peptide integrity.

For your next research project, consider adding this PACAP (1-38)-Lys(Biotin), amide peptide to your toolkit. With its Biotin label, it simplifies detection processes, making it an essential component for studying key physiological indicators.