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ThioStar Fluorescent Thiol Substrate, 250UG

ThioStar Fluorescent Thiol Substrate, 250UG

€719.00

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Item no.	AAS-L002-250UG
Manufacturer	Arbor Assays
Amount	250UG
Category	Reagents & Chemicals Biochemicals Substrates
Type	Substrate
Specific against	other
ECLASS 10.1	42010290
ECLASS 11.0	42010290
UNSPSC	12000000
Available
Description	The ThioStar Thiol Detection Reagent allows users to accurately determine the extent of free thiol content in samples. ThioStar is converted to a brightly fluorescent product upon reaction with the thiol in the sample. The thiol in the sample can either be one that is generated by a reaction, such as the end product of an enzymatic reaction such as glutathione, or can be the cysteine content of the protein to be measured. Free thiols in biological systems have important roles. Oxidatively modified thiol groups of cysteine residues are known to modulate the activity of a growing number of proteins. One of the most pressing problems with this approach is to accurately determine the extent of modification of specific amino acids, such as cysteine residues, in a complex protein sample.
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