Steroid Receptor Coactivator-1 (SRC-1), (676-700), biotin labeled – 1 mg

Overview

Introducing the Steroid Receptor Coactivator-1 (SRC-1) biotin labeled peptide (amino acids 676-700). This specialized peptide is derived from the second LXXLL motif of SRC1 and is designed for those conducting research in gene expression, hormone signaling, and transcription regulation. The N-terminal biotin label facilitates the detection and purification of the peptide, simplifying its integration into your assays.

Key Features

• Biotinylated for easy detection in assays
• Derived from the functional LXXLL motif of SRC1
• Aids in studying coactivator interactions with nuclear receptors
• Useful for transcriptional activation studies and functional assays
• High purity and reliability for research applications

Specifications

FAQ

What is SRC-1 and why is it important?

SRC-1 is a coactivator protein that interacts with nuclear receptors to enhance transcription. Understanding its mechanism can provide insights into hormonal pathways and gene expression regulation.

How can I use this biotin labeled peptide in my experiments?

This peptide can be utilized in various assays to track SRC-1 interactions or to pull down target protein complexes in your studies of transcription regulation.

What are the storage recommendations for this product?

Store the Steroid Receptor Coactivator-1 (SRC-1) peptide at -20°C to maintain its stability and effectiveness. Always refer to the vial for specific storage instructions.

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