Ubiquitin Aldehyde

Ubiquitin Aldehyde

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Ubiquitin Aldehyde

Ubiquitin Aldehyde

Product ID: 3207

Met*- Gln- Ile- Phe- Val- Lys- Thr- Leu- Thr- Gly- Lys- Thr- Ile- Thr- Leu- Glu- Val- Glu- Pro- Ser- Asp- Thr- Ile- Glu- Asn- Val- Lys- Ala- Lys- Ile- Gln- Asp- Lys- Glu- Gly- Ile- Pro- Pro- Asp- Gln- Gln- Arg- Leu- Ile- Phe- Ala- Gly- Lys- Gln- Leu- Glu- Asp- Gly- Arg- Thr- Leu- Ser- Asp- Tyr- Asn- Ile- Gln- Lys- Glu- Ser- Thr- Leu- His- Leu- Val- Leu- Arg- Leu- Arg- Gly- Gly- H (aldehyde) * Met at position 1 is oxidized to Met(O)

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M.W. 8564.70

C378H629N105O118S

Met*- Gln- Ile- Phe- Val- Lys- Thr- Leu- Thr- Gly- Lys- Thr- Ile- Thr- Leu- Glu- Val- Glu- Pro- Ser- Asp- Thr- Ile- Glu- Asn- Val- Lys- Ala- Lys- Ile- Gln- Asp- Lys- Glu- Gly- Ile- Pro- Pro- Asp- Gln- Gln- Arg- Leu- Ile- Phe- Ala- Gly- Lys- Gln- Leu- Glu- Asp- Gly- Arg- Thr- Leu- Ser- Asp- Tyr- Asn- Ile- Gln- Lys- Glu- Ser- Thr- Leu- His- Leu- Val- Leu- Arg- Leu- Arg- Gly- Gly- H (aldehyde) * Met at position 1 is oxidized to Met(O)

Inhibitor for Deubiquitinating Enzyme Ubiquitin aldehyde, a peptide aldehyde of 76 amino acids is produced by a semisynthetic pathway. It is used as very potent and selective inhibitor for Ubiquitin C-terminal hydrolase. Ubiquitin aldehyde is a useful tool to protect ubiquitin-protein conjugates from ubiquitin-dependent degradation.

Semisynthetic Product

Shipping | Storage | Stability Our product Ubiquitin aldehyde will be shipped at room temperature. Information about product specific storage conditions will be found on the vial. Stock solutions should be stored at -20°C. Please avoid repeated freezing and thawing by preparing aliquots.

References:

1. J.R. Shaeffer and R.E. Cohen, Biochemistry, 35, 12893 (1996) 2. F. Melandri, L. Grenier, L. Plamondon, W.P. Huskey, and R.L. Stein, Biochemistry, 35, 12893 (1996) 3. S.H. Baek, K.S. Choi, Y.J. Yoo, J.M. Cho, R.T. Baker, K. Tanaka and C.H. Chung, J. Biol. Chem., 272, 25560 (1997) 4. L.C. Dang, F.D. Melandri and R.L. Stein, Biochemistry, 37, 1868 (1998)

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