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Proteins
Proteins, essential building blocks of life, are pivotal in diverse scientific applications. Their structural intricacies, unveiled
through techniques like X-ray crystallography, inform drug design and targeted therapies. Serving as enzymatic catalysts,
proteins drive biochemical reactions crucial for biotechnology, medicine, and environmental science. In cell signaling,
proteins regulate physiological responses and are targets for therapeutic interventions, especially in diseases like cancer.
Biotechnological advancements leverage proteins for synthesizing therapeutic agents and engineering novel functions in
synthetic biology. Additionally, proteins are indispensable in diagnostics, with biomarkers aiding disease detection and
monitoring. In essence, proteins are the linchpin of scientific progress, contributing to our understanding of life and
propelling innovations across various disciplines.
Recombinant Proteins
Our extensive offering includes a diverse range of recombinant proteins targeting CD73, GPC3, Siglec-15, FGL1,
and more. Available in formats like Fc-fusion, 6His-tag, and Fc-tag, these proteins are sourced from various
entities—human, mice, rat, rhesus, rabbit, and even viruses like SARS-CoV-2. Biotinylated versions add flexibility
to your research. Essential proteins like immunoglobulins and VEGFR further empower investigations across
scientific domains.
Human Proteins
Recombinant human proteins play vital roles in medicine and biotechnology. Insulin manages diabetes, PDGFs aid
wound healing, and growth factors like SCF, bFGF, and EGF contribute to cell proliferation and tissue
regeneration. TGF-beta 1 regulates growth and differentiation, ensuring high-quality standards through cGMP.
Proteins like GM-CSF stimulate white blood cell production, and cGMP-produced EPO is vital for treating anemia.
Enzymes
Anti-lysozyme, anti-cystatin C, and anti-gelsolin serve as valuable tools in research and diagnostics, detecting and
quantifying specific proteins. Amylase detection kits (amY-Kit) assess amylase activity for insights into pancreatic
and salivary gland function. The animal-free nature of these proteins ensures ethical production methods, setting
them apart from cGMP-produced counterparts.
Growth Factors
Animal-free growth factors play pivotal roles in cell growth, proliferation, and differentiation. PDGFs aid wound
healing, FLT-3L stimulates immune cell production, and M-CSF regulates macrophage development. Oncostatin
M and TGF beta 3 find applications in inflammation, tissue regeneration, and embryonic development. VEGFs are
key players in angiogenesis, RANK Ligand is essential for bone remodeling, and beta NGF is involved in the nervous
system. Animal-free versions ensure ethical and controlled applications.
Chemokines
Among the diverse offerings, chemokines play a crucial role in immune responses and inflammation. Chemokines
guide the movement of immune cells to specific sites in the body. Examples include CCL2 (Monocyte
Chemoattractant Protein-1) and CXCL8 (Interleukin-8), which attract monocytes and neutrophils, respectively.
These chemokines are valuable tools in research, particularly in studying diseases involving immune cell
recruitment. Their application extends to diagnostics, aiding in the detection and quantification of specific proteins.
The ethical and controlled production of these chemokines distinguishes them from cGMP-produced counterparts.
Cytokines
Cytokines have diverse applications in immunotherapy, cancer treatment, and research. ILs modulate immune
responses, with IL-2 used in cancer immunotherapy. TNF-alpha is employed in cancer treatment and autoimmune
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