OVA Peptide 257-264 - Omizzur Peptide

Peptides are bioactive substances involved in various cellular functions in organisms. Hundreds of peptides have been discovered in living organisms, and they are essential participants in the body's completion of various complex physiological activities. All cells can synthesize peptide substances, and their functional activities are also regulated by peptides.

Peptides are involved in various fields of human hormones, nerves, cell growth and reproduction. Their importance lies in regulating the physiological functions of various systems and cells in the body, activating relevant enzyme systems in the body, promoting the permeability of intermediate metabolic membranes, or influencing DNA transcription by controlling it. Specific protein synthesis. Eventually produce specific physiological effects or exert their medicinal effects.

Ovalbumin (OVA) is an important reference protein in immunological and biochemical research. OVA is the main protein component in egg white. It is a large and complex glycoprotein that can induce moderate immunity in the body. Therefore, OVA is widely used as an antigen in immune experiments.

The complete OVA peptide consists of 386 amino acids and has a molecular weight of approximately 43Kd. The following are OVA peptide fragments commonly used in research:

OVA Peptide 257-264 

Sequence: H-Ser-Ile-Ile-Asn-Phe-Glu-Lys-Leu-OH

Molecular formula:C45H74N10O13

Molecular weight:963.14

Appearance: white powder

Purity (HPLC) ≥98.0%

Acetate content ≤12.0%

Moisture content≤8.0%

Peptide content ≥80.0%

Endotoxin≤50EU/mg

Amino acid composition analysis ≤±10%

Packaging and shipping:

Low temperature, vacuum packaging, accurate to milligrams upon request.

Storage method: freeze-dry at -20°C and store in dark

Note: For research use only, not for human use.

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