Peptide Family
Peptides are grouped into families based on their structural similarity, due to a common ancestral gene. Significant family similarities can exist, including domains, sequences, motifs, and functions. These variabilities amongst the peptides allow overlapping functions, and individual roles for each peptide in the family to be established. Understanding the family a peptide belongs to can be critical to understanding the peptide’s role within the cell.
Cambridge Research Biochemicals has a broad range of peptide families available, such as autoinducing peptides, epitopes, Sortagging, and ubiquitin peptides. New families are introduced regularly to complement the latest research.
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AIP Peptides (4)
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Albumin peptides (6)
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Amyloid Peptides (34)
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Anti-Microbial Peptides (137)
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Antiviral Peptides (87)
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Appetite Peptides (51)
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Biotin labelled Peptides (47)
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CEF Peptides (31)
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Cell Penetrating Peptides (82)
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Click Peptides (20)
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Control peptides (2)
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COVID-19 Peptides (96)
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D-amino-acid-containing Peptides (6)
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Dystrophin (5)
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Epitopes (99)
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Fluorescent Labelled Peptides (8)
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FRET Peptides (5)
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Histone Peptides (57)
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Insect Peptides (4)
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MOG peptides (6)
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Myelin basic protein (MBP) peptides (5)
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OVA peptides (2)
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Proteomics Peptides (77)
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PTM Peptides (43)
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RAS peptides (13)
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Substrate Peptides (76)
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Sortagging Peptides (12)
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Synuclein peptides (8)
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TAT Conjugated Peptides (25)
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Tau Fragment Peptides (4)
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Ubiquitin Peptides (25)