| 货号 | 10010721-1ea |
| 描述 | Glutathione (GSH) is a tripeptide (γ-glutamylcysteinylglycine) widely distributed in both plants and animals.1,2 GSH is involved in maintenance of protein sulfhydryl reduction status.3,4 The concentration of GSH ranges from a few micromolar in plasma to several millimolar in tissues such as liver.5,6 Mixed protein glutathionyl disulfides are a post translational protein modification of growing interest.7,8,9 Protein S-glutathionylation (PSSG) may modify the activity of a large number of cell proteins, including metabolic, structural, cytoskeletal, and signaling proteins.10 PSSG detection methods can employ GSH adduct antibodies, GSH derivatives, and differential labeling systems based on the “Biotin-Switch” method.9,11,12 Cayman’s S-Glutathionylated Protein Detection Assay Kit provides a convenient method for the direct visualization of S-glutathionylated proteins in whole (permeabilized) cells by flow cytometry and microscopy as well as avidin overlay analysis.13 This cell-based assay starts with the modification of protein free-thiols groups followed by enzymatic cleavage of any protein-S-glutathione (PSSG) adducts present in the sample. Biotinylation of the newly-formed protein free-thiols provides the basis for visualization using streptavidin-based colorimetric or fluorescence detection. Reagents are provided to test three sets of 10 samples (most convenient) or up to thirty samples total at once if desired. |
| 别名 | PSSG; |
| 供应商 | Cayman |
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