Experience Pi3kα-rbd Protein, Human, Biotinylated Collection [cYr7JCKO]

Experience Pi3kα-rbd Protein, Human, Biotinylated Collection [cYr7JCKO]

Are you a researcher looking for a reliable and high-quality protein reagent for your studies? Look no further. Our Experience Pi3kα-rbd Protein, Human, Biotinylated Collection [cYr7JCKO], is a perfect fit for your laboratory needs. This product offers exceptional purity and functionality, making it ideal for various research applications.

Product Highlights:

• High Purity: Our PI3Kα-RBD Protein is >90% pure, ensuring consistent and reliable results in your experiments.
• Biotinylated: Site-specific biotinylation at the AviTag™ peptide enhances the versatility of the protein in various assays and detection methods.

Technical Specifications

Our Experience Pi3kα-rbd Protein, Human, Biotinylated Collection [cYr7JCKO], is produced in E. coli cells and features a molecular weight of approximately 20 kDa. This protein binds specifically to GTP-bound Ras proteins, making it a valuable tool for studying the RAS/PI3Kα binding interface and its implications in cellular functions and cancer research.

• Storage: Store the product at -80°C for optimal stability and long-term storage.
• Concentration: 1.0 mg/mL by A280, ensuring consistent protein concentration for your experiments.

Practical Applications

This Experience Pi3kα-rbd Protein, Human, Biotinylated Collection [cYr7JCKO], is an essential tool for researchers investigating the role of PI3Kα in cellular processes and cancer biology. With its high purity and specificity, it is ideal for use in various applications, such as:

• Protein-Protein Interaction Studies: Investigate the interaction between PI3Kα and Ras proteins in your experiments.
• Signal Transduction Assays: Analyze the signaling pathways involving PI3Kα and its role in cellular growth and survival.

This product is suitable for a wide range of research laboratories, providing a reliable source for exploring the complexities of PI3Kα and its interaction with Ras proteins.