Phalloidin-TRITC Conjugate _ 40734ESFor research use only. We do not sell to patients. Phalloidin is a cyclic heptapeptide toxin derived from the death cap mushroom (Amanita phalloides). It binds to filamentous actin (F actin) with high affinity (Kd = 20 nM) and does not bind to globular actin (G actin). It is commonly used to label F actin in tissue sections, cell cultures, or cell free systems for qualitative and quantitative analysis. Phalloidin derivatives also bind to actin

carefully discard the supernatant

and this contamination may reduce the efficacy of therapeutic drugs and lead to undesirable toxic or immune responses

coli with His tag at the N-terminal

one which uses IL-10 R2 as a signal transducing receptor (IL-10

The fluorescence signals of both were detected

also known as I-TAC

ERTRSLQDPC SNCPAGTFCD NNRNQICSPC PPNSFSSAGG QRTCDICRQC KGVFRTRKEC SSTSNAECDC TPGFHCLGAG CSMCEQDCKQ GQELTKKGCK DCCFGTFNDQ KRGICRPWTN CSLDGKSVLV NGTKERDVVC GPSPADLSPG ASSVTPPAPA REPGHS

four of which form a β-sheet

making it an excellent selective marker for screening and culturing prokaryotic or eukaryotic cells successfully transfected with hytromycin resistance genes

greatly improving the detection rate of amplification and the specificity of the product

ELISA Data: Immobilized Human IL-21R

[Uniprot  | P09681]