Amastatin HCl - Protease Inhibitor

Amastatin HCl - Protease Inhibitor
Product Description

Slow, tight-binding inhibitor of aminopeptidases. No inhibition of aminopeptidase B. Originally Amastatin has been isolated from the culture filtrate of Streptomyces sp. Has been used to potentiate the action of some bioactive peptides by inhibiting their degradation by aminopeptidases.Target: Cytosolic leucine aminopeptidase, Microsomal aminopeptidase M, Bacterial leucine aminopeptidase, Aminopeptidase A, Tyrosine aminopeptidase

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Specifications
  • CAS Registry Number
    100938-10-1
  • Supplied from
    Germany
  • Measured In
    gram; milligram

quartett GmbH

  • DE
  • 2022
    On CPHI since
  • 2
    Certificates
  • 1 - 24
    Employees
Company types
Distributor/Import Export
Manufacturer/Innovator
Primary activities
API Producer
Contract Manufacturer
Custom Manufacturing/Custom Synthesis
End-product distributor (Wholesale)
Generic APIs producer

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