Chemical agents used to modify the amino acid side chains of proteins in order to alter their native charges, block or expose reactive binding sites, inactivate functional groups, and change functional groups to create targets for crosslinking and labeling.
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Amine-reactive (NHS ester) compound to permanently block primary amines (e.g., protein lysine side chains) to prevent interactions or later conjugation.
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Optimize applications where product integrity and risk minimization are paramount with our highest quality formulation of this disulfide reducing agent.
2-Iminothiolane-HCl (CAS 4781-83-3); an amine-reactive thiolation reagent to cap protein primary amines with sulfhydryl groups for immediate crosslinking.
MA(PEG)n: methyl- and amine-capped polyethylene glycol compounds containing 4 to 24 PEG units; use for surface-modification and molecule-pegylation applications.
Reduce protein and peptide disulfide bonds using this thiol-free, pure, crystalline tris (2-carboxyethyl) phosphine hydrochloride, TCEP (CAS 5961-85-3).
Short (2.8A), amine-reactive (NHS ester) sulfhydryl-addition reagent; creates stable (protected yet exposable) -SH group for protein crosslinking strategies.
MA(PEG)n: methyl- and amine-capped polyethylene glycol compounds containing 4 to 24 PEG units; use for surface-modification and molecule-pegylation applications.
MA(PEG)n: methyl- and amine-capped polyethylene glycol compounds containing 4 to 24 PEG units; use for surface-modification and molecule-pegylation applications.
MA(PEG)n: methyl- and amine-capped polyethylene glycol compounds containing 4 to 24 PEG units; use for surface-modification and molecule-pegylation applications.
Thermo Scientific™ Pierce™ DTT (Dithiothreitol) No-Weigh™ Format is designed for convenient preparation of stocks that will be added to protein samples for effective reduction of disulfide bonds.
Cleave the carboxyl-side of Arg and Lys residues with trypsin that isTPCK-treated to block chymotrypsin activity; its immobilized form allows enzyme removal after digestion.