Protein Labeling Reagents
Cayman Chemical 12-methyl MyrIstIc AcId 25mg
A methylated fatty acid; has been found in bacteria, dairy products, wild-caught and farm-raised saltwater fish, and mouse subcutaneous adipose tissue; reduces larval settlement of H. elegans in a concentration-dependent manner (0.625-40 μg/ml); levels are decreased in mice fed a high-fat diet
eMolecules Biotin alkyne | 773888-45-2 | | 1g
Synthonix - Stock | Biotin alkyne | 1g | 525911005 | B6020 | | 773888-45-2 | | 281.370 | C13H19N3O2S
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Dojindo Molecular Technologies Inc -SulfoBiotics- Biotin-HPDP(WS) solution (500 μL) is a novel water-soluble biotin-labeling reagent that is modified from Biotin-HPDP, easy-to-use aqueous solution including 20 mmol/l Biotin-HPDP(WS).
Biotin-HPDP is a reagent widely used to introduce a biotin moiety to a sulfhydryl group of protein via a reversible disulfide bond via the Biotin switch method. This reagent is useful for affinity-purification of biotinylated proteins by using avidin-coated beads, because the disulfide bond can be cleaved by a reducing agent. However Biotin-HPDP has very low solubility in a solvent, and it is necessary to dissolve it by using an organic solvent such as DMSO or DMF. The preparation of this solution is time-consuming.Biotin-HPDP(WS) solution is a novel water-soluble biotin-labeling reagent that overcomes the problems of Biotin-HPDP by dramatically improving its solubility in water. Moreover, since it is a 20 mmol/L aqueous solution, no reagent dissolution operation is required. Dojindo offers various sulfur biology reagents. (https://www.dojindo.com/sulfur-biology/)
Cayman Chemical PhotoclIck MyrIstIc AcId 500ug
A derivative of myristic acid; contains a terminal clickable alkyne and a photoactivatable diazirine at carbon 10
Cayman Chemical Alkynyl-bIotIn 10mg
A form of biotin with a terminal alkyne group separated by two polyethylene glycol moieties; used to add biotin to other molecules bearing an azide group using click chemistry
Sigma Aldrich Fine Chemicals Biosciences D-A-HYDROXYGLUTARIC ACID DISOD
NC3840057 D-A-HYDROXYGLUTARIC ACID DISOD
