3C Protease, Expressed in E.coli. _ 20409ESLysine endopeptidase (Lys C) is a serine protease derived from Pseudomonas species, which recognizes lysine in proteins and can specifically hydrolyze amide, ester, and peptide bonds on the carboxyl side of lysine. This product is a recombinant lysine endopeptidase expressed by Escherichia coli, free from other miscellaneous proteases (such as Lys N, Arg C, and other serine proteases), and has the same specificity and activity as natural lysine

[Note]: Yeasen enterokinase (Cat#20395ES) randomly selected 2 batches

The enzyme digests all forms of DNA/RNA moleculars into oligonucleotides of about 5 bp

000 that binds negatively charged nucleic acid molecules very easily

1039/c9nr07947e(IF:6

Orally administrated nucleotide-delivery particles from microfluidics for inflammatory bowel disease treatment[J]

and osteogenic mesenchymal cells

9 mg protein/mL gel) and less non-specific binding of miscellaneous proteins

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A novel mutation in KCNH2 yields loss-of-function of hERG potassium channel in long QT syndrome 2

In the field of biopharmaceuticals

32 g/mol Appearance Light yellow powder Solubility Solube in water(100 mg/mL) Purity (HPLC) ≥95%

is a potential therapeutic agent for cartilage regeneration