Tat-GluR23Y, scrambled – 1 mg

Overview

Tat-GluR23Y, scrambled is a valuable control peptide, perfect for researchers interested in studying the dynamics of stress response. This synthetic peptide, which includes tyrosine residues, is designed to block the phosphorylation of alpha-amino-3-hydroxy-5-methyl-isoxazole-4-propionic acid (AMPA) receptor endocytosis. However, the scrambled variant has no blockade properties, making it an essential tool for comparative studies. Previous investigations have demonstrated that Tat-GluR23Y, scrambled increases stress levels in mice, while the standard Tat-GluR23Y peptide serves to reduce stress. Whether you are exploring neurological responses or aiming to understand physiological indicators, this peptide can serve as a critical reference in your experiments.

Key Features

• Control peptide for stress response studies.
• Does not block phosphorylation of AMPA receptor endocytosis.
• Facilitates comparison with Tat-GluR23Y for stress modulation.
• Ideal for academic and commercial research applications.
• Available in a convenient 1 mg package.

Specifications

FAQ

What is Tat-GluR23Y, scrambled used for?

This peptide is primarily used as a control in studies investigating stress responses, allowing researchers to compare its effects against those of the active Tat-GluR23Y peptide.

How does Tat-GluR23Y, scrambled affect stress levels?

Studies have shown that Tat-GluR23Y, scrambled increases stress levels in mice, making it a useful tool for understanding behavioral changes under different conditions.

How should I store Tat-GluR23Y, scrambled?

To maintain its integrity, store Tat-GluR23Y, scrambled at -20°C, and protect it from light.

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