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Biotin Peptides & Biotinylated Peptides for Screening Assays

BioTides Biotinylated Peptides BioTides Biotinylated Peptides are designed for biomedical screening assays that require immobilization onto streptavidin coated beads, membranes, glass slides or microtiter plates (e.g. Peptide ELISA). BioTides are synthesized b

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BioTides Biotinylated Peptides

BioTides Biotinylated Peptides are designed for biomedical screening assays that require immobilization onto streptavidin coated beads, membranes, glass slides or microtiter plates (e.g. Peptide ELISA). BioTides are synthesized by JPT's proprietary SPOT synthesis technology providing fast access to large numbers of biotin peptides at unmatched pricing.

Properties of BioTides Biotinylated Peptides

Biotinylation: Each biotin peptide is biotinylated at the N-terminus.

Flexible Linker: A flexible hydrophilic linker is inserted between biotin and peptide, enhancing binding efficiency.

Screening Assays: Excellent for screening assays, such as ELISA peptides.

Synthesis Method: Specialized synthesis method results in automatic removal of truncation sequences during immobilization.

Cost-Effective: BioTides offer similar performance to purified peptides from standard peptide synthesis at a much lower cost.

Modifications: Incorporation of non-natural amino acids or post-translational modifications like methylation or phosphorylation is possible.

Advantages of BioTides

High Throughput: Ideal for high throughput screening due to rapid synthesis and cost efficiency.

Performance: Comparable to purified peptides with lower synthesis costs.

Customization: Flexible modifications to meet specific research needs.

Storage Stability: Biotinylated peptides offer excellent storage stability, ensuring long-term usability.

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Applications

Applications for BioTides Biotinylated Peptides

Identification and optimization of kinase-, phosphatase -, acetyltransferase- and histone deacetylase-substrates via standard screening systems (AlphaScreen, FlashPlates, SPA-Beads etc.)

Peptide ELISA for mapping of protein/protein interaction sites

Precipitation of interacting proteins

Production of peptide microarrays

Loading of columns for affinity chromatography

Benefits

Benefits of BioTides Biotinylated Peptides

Parallel HTP synthesis means unmatched low prices & fast delivery

Turnaround > 10,000 peptides / week

Ready-to-use freeze dried peptides in 96 well microtiter plates

Coating of ELISA plates & incubation service available!

Testimonials

Testimonials for BioTides Biotinylated Peptides

References

References for BioTides Biotinylated Peptides

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Related questions

01Are there vegan sources of biotin?

Numerous vegan foods contain biotin. Collagen and biotin both play a role in human health. Collagen is an important component in connective tissue, including the skin. Biotin is a mineral that the body needs in order to metabolize fatty acids and amino acids, which are the building blocks of protein. Biotin deficiency can cause skin rashes and hair loss, so people with this condition may benefit from taking it as a supplement. Limited evidence suggests it may help with hair loss even in those without a biotin deficiency, but more research is necessary to confirm this. Collagen loss occurs naturally with age and causes a loss of skin elasticity and density. Whether collagen or biotin is better for a person will depend on their individual circumstances and aims. Hair loss and skin health issues can signal an underlying health problem. Before trying a supplement, a person should talk with their doctor.

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