TAT (47-57) Peptide Fragment

Overview

The TAT (47-57) peptide fragment is a well-characterized segment of the HIV transactivator protein. Known for its unique ability to penetrate cellular membranes directly, this peptide provides significant utility in various research applications. Whether you’re studying HIV or exploring cellular processes, the TAT (47-57) peptide could be a valuable addition to your toolkit.

Key Features

• Arginine-rich structure enhances membrane permeability.
• Direct penetration mechanism, bypassing endocytosis.
• High purity for reliable experimental results.
• Versatile applications in molecular biology and virology.
• Available in various quantities to suit your research needs.

Specifications

FAQ

What are the main applications of the TAT (47-57) peptide?

This peptide is primarily used in studies related to HIV and cellular entry mechanisms, as well as in the development of drug delivery systems. Its ability to penetrate cell membranes makes it ideal for various experimental setups.

How should I store the TAT (47-57) peptide?

To maintain its integrity, store the TAT (47-57) peptide at -20°C. Avoid repeated freeze-thaw cycles, which can reduce its effectiveness.

Can I use TAT (47-57) peptide in live cell experiments?

Yes, the TAT (47-57) peptide can be utilized in live cell experiments due to its direct cell penetration capabilities, making it a great choice for in vivo studies.

For any additional needs, check out our collection of peptides or explore options like PKG Substrate for your research.

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