TAT-NSF222scr Fusion Polypeptide, scrambled – 1 mg

Overview

The TAT-NSF222scr Fusion Polypeptide, scrambled, is an essential tool for researchers looking to explore the functionality of cell permeable peptides. Composed of 11 amino acids from the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) TAT polypeptide, this polypeptide also contains a linker of three glycines and a scrambled N-Ethyl-maleimide-sensitive factor (NSF) D1 domain. This unique composition allows you to utilize it as a control for the TAT-NSF222 peptide, making it a reliable option for various assays and experiments.

Key Features

• Scrambled sequence for use as a negative control
• Derived from HIV TAT polypeptide, ensuring cell permeability
• Includes a flexible glycine linker for enhanced stability
• Ideal for a range of assays, particularly in neurobiology and cell research
• Meets high-quality standards for research applications

Specifications

FAQ

What is the purpose of the TAT-NSF222scr Fusion Polypeptide?

This peptide serves as a control in experiments involving TAT-NSF222, allowing researchers to distinguish between specific and nonspecific interactions.

How is this polypeptide used in research?

The TAT-NSF222scr fusion polypeptide can be utilized in various assays related to cell permeability and signaling pathways, particularly in studies focusing on the effects of HIV TAT on cellular processes.

Can I find related products for my research?

Yes, you can explore additional peptides and substrates in our catalog, including options like the PKG Substrate and Autocamtide-2.

The TAT-NSF222scr Fusion Polypeptide is a versatile and essential resource for your research projects. Don’t miss the opportunity to enhance your studies with this unique polypeptide. Visit our product page to make your purchase today!

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