Trypsin-N is a mass spectrometry-grade protease specifically designed for mass spectrometry-based enzymatic digestion of denatured proteins, suitable for LC-MS/MS analysis. It is a key tool enzyme for proteomics research.
In Vitro, Trypsin-N acts as a N-terminal specific protease, cutting only at the N-terminal peptide bonds of lysine (K) and arginine (R), generating a peptide segment with a N-terminal of K/R. It is complementary to the traditional C-terminal-cutting trypsin and can enhance the coverage of protein sequences. Table. Package Contents Specification Type Components Volume Quantity 20 μg A Trypsin-N 20 μg 1 20 μg B 50 mM Zinc acetate 0.4 mL 1
In Vitro, Trypsin-N acts as a N-terminal specific protease, cutting only at the N-terminal peptide bonds of lysine (K) and arginine (R), generating a peptide segment with a N-terminal of K/R. It is complementary to the traditional C-terminal-cutting trypsin and can enhance the coverage of protein sequences. Table. Package Contents Specification Type Components Volume Quantity 20 μg A Trypsin-N 20 μg 1 20 μg B 50 mM Zinc acetate 0.4 mL 1