Biotin, Biotin | Biorbyt | Proteins

Description: Animal IgG protein conjugated to Biotin

Description: Human IgG F(c) protein conjugated to Biotin

Description: HIV-1 gp41 Long / biotin conjugated protein.The protein contains the full-length sequence of HIV-1gl ... more

Description: HIV-1 gp41 Long / biotin conjugated protein.The protein contains the full-length sequence of HIV-1glycoprotein gp41 Long.The protein was purified by proprietary chromatographictechnique.HIV belongs to the retrovirus family, distinguished bypossession of a viral reverse transcriptase that transcribesviral RNA into DNA which is integrated into the host-cellgenome.The outer envelope is acquired during virion buddingand is studded with spikes formed by the two majorviral-envelope glycoproteins (the surface protein gp120and the transmembrane protein gp41).The central core contains four viral proteins (p24-themajor capsid protein, p17-a matrix protein, p9, andp7), two copies of the HIV RNA genome (to which p7and p9 are bound), and three viral enzymes (reversetranscriptase, integrase, and protease) essential for viralreplication.   collapse

Description: HIV-1 p24 / biotin conjugated protein.The E.coli derived biotin labeled recombinant protein is anon- ... more

Description: HIV-1 p24 / biotin conjugated protein.The E.coli derived biotin labeled recombinant protein is anon-glycosylated polypeptide chain, containing the HIV-1p24 immunodominant regions.HIV belongs to the retrovirus family, distinguishedby possession of a viral reverse transcriptase that transcribes viral RNA into DNA which is integrated into thehost-cell genome.The outer envelope is acquired during virion buddingand is studded with spikes formed by the two majorviral-envelope glycoproteins (the surface protein gp120and the transmembrane protein gp41).The central core contains four viral proteins (p24-themajor capsid protein, p17-a matrix protein, p9, andp7), two copies of the HIV RNA genome (to which p7and p9 are bound), and three viral enzymes (reversetranscriptase, integrase, and protease) essential for viralreplication.Proteins from the inner core of HIV-1, such as the capsidprotein (p24), are involved in crucial processes duringthe virus life cycle.   collapse

Description: Human Albumin Conjugated protein conjugated to Biotin