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Biotin Protein Ligase (Bulk)
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Biotin-protein ligase (EC 6.3.4.15) activates biotin to form biotinyl 5'-adenylate and transfers the biotin to biotin-accepting proteins (such as Avitag peptide). It also functions as a biotin operon repressor. The protein is encoded by the
bir
A gene.
Please Note:
We strongly recommend the use of the AviTag amino acid sequence over other Biotinylation of Peptides sequences. The BirA enzyme biotinylates the AviTag sequence at a reaction rate 2x the natural substrate (BCCP) and as much as an order of magnitude or more over the other peptide sequences in use. The AviTag requires smaller amounts of enzyme and shorter incubation times than other Biotinylation of Peptides sequences thus minimizing ancillary problems associated with proteases and protein instability.
Product
SKU
Description
Price
Order
Bulk BirA
bulk BirA
Concentration:
3 mg/ml.
Activity:
5000 Units/µg.
Quantity:
10 vials of 30 µg each
(1.5 x 10
6
Units)
Enzyme orders come with buffers and extra biotin for
in vitro
assays.
Price: $980.00
Quantity:
BIO-500
BIS-300 positive and negative control protein kit
Anti-C-terminus AviTag Antibody Agarose
BIO 200