Peptide
Peptides are short chains of amino acids linked by peptide bonds, naturally occurring or synthetically produced for research, diagnostic, and therapeutic applications. They are widely used in biological studies for signaling, enzyme activity, cancer research, and as experimental tools such as substrates, controls, and labeled probes.
Biotinylated Peptides
Biotinylated peptides carry a biotin tag for streptavidin-based capture, detection, and immobilization in ELISA, pull-down, and surface plasmon resonance assays.
Custom Peptides
Custom peptides are synthesized to exact customer-specified sequences and modifications, giving researchers tailored reagents for immunization, screening, and specialized assay development.
Cyclic Peptides
Cyclic peptides feature a closed-ring structure that improves stability and binding affinity, making them useful for receptor studies and drug discovery applications.
Fluorescent Peptides
Fluorescent peptides are labeled with dyes such as FITC or FAM, enabling direct visualization in imaging, binding, and enzymatic activity assays.
Peptide Antigens
Peptide antigens are designed from immunogenic protein regions to raise highly specific polyclonal or monoclonal antibodies against a defined epitope.
Synthetic Peptides
Synthetic peptides are chemically manufactured with high purity and precise sequence control, supporting antibody production, functional assays, and structure-activity relationship studies.