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免疫反応を高活性化! SUPERFASLIGAND™ : 改良型FasL

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SUPERFASLIGAND™ はFasリガンド(FasL/CD95/CD178)にN末端リンカーを結合したリコンビナントタンパク質です。通常のリコンビナントFasLよりも免疫反応を高活性化します。

背景

  • 高い安定性
  • 通常のFasLリコンビナントタンパクよりも、免疫反応を高活性化
  • ネイティブのヒトFasLをグリコシル化をミミック

その他

  • 由来:HEK 293細胞
    ヒトFasL(APO-1L; CD95L; CD178)の細胞外ドメインのN末端にリンカーペプチド(26 aa)とFLAG®-tagを結合しています。 rhsSUPERFASLIGAND™ のグリコシル化はネイティブのFasLに近いです。
  • 生理活性:ヒト、マウス、ラットのFas(CD95;APO-1)と結合します。Fas感受性細胞の細胞死を誘導します。(エンハンサーは不要です)

使用例

Jurkat細胞を用いた細胞死
図1 Jurkat細胞を用いた細胞死
各濃度のSUPERFASLIGAND™ を加えたJurkat細胞(50,000cell/well)を3時間インキュベートし、細胞生存性を測定した。生存率%はSUPERFASLIGAND™ を含まないコントロールウェルと比較して決定した。

Imperial stainにより染色したSDS-PAGE結果
図2.Imperial stainにより染色したSDS-PAGE結果
レーン1分子量マーカー
レーン2:本商品(1μg)

SUPERFASLIGAND™:改良型FasL

品名 メーカー 品番 包装 希望販売価格
SUPERFASLIGAND Protein (soluble), Human詳細データ ENZ ALX-522-020-C005 5 UG
[5_μg]
¥77,000
SUPERFASLIGAND Protein (soluble), Human詳細データ ENZ ALX-522-020-3005 3*5 UG
¥179,000

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