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DESCRIPTION

Biotin-Neurokinin A is an N-terminally biotinylated derivative of full-length Neurokinin A. The construct retains the complete HKTDSFVGLM-NH₂ sequence while adding a biotin handle for affinity capture and detection.

Product Information

PropertySpecification
Product NameBiotin-Neurokinin A
Catalog No.AS2631
SequenceBiotin-His-Lys-Thr-Asp-Ser-Phe-Val-Gly-Leu-Met-NH₂
One-Letter SequenceBiotin-HKTDSFVGLM-NH₂
Molecular FormulaC60H94N16O16S2
Molecular WeightApproximately 1359.64 Da
ModificationN-terminal biotin
Reference ReceptorNK2R

A Capture-Compatible Full-Length NKA Construct

The entire endogenous NKA backbone remains present, including the C-terminal DSFVGLM-NH₂ tachykinin pharmacophore. N-terminal biotin introduces a high-affinity interaction site for streptavidin-based assay formats.

Useful for Surface and Interaction Studies

Potential applications include immobilized ligand experiments, affinity capture, receptor-interaction workflows and development of analytical tachykinin assays.

Surface immobilization may alter ligand orientation or apparent kinetics, so soluble native NKA remains an appropriate reference for quantitative pharmacology.

Biotinylation Requires Functional Validation

The native His1 N-terminus is chemically modified in this construct. We therefore recommend measuring signaling or binding behavior directly rather than stating that biotinylation preserves native NKA activity.

Alternative label positions or linker-containing constructs can be evaluated through Chemical Peptide Synthesis.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the construct retain all 10 NKA residues?

Yes. Biotin is added before the native His1 residue.

Can biotinylated and native NKA be assumed to have identical potency?

No. Quantitative activity should be validated experimentally.

Research Use Only.

Biotin-Neurokinin A | Biotinylated NK2 Ligand Probe

Catalog No: AS2631

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