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Peptide Synthesis Price & Advantages |
High quality at the most competitive price: |
Unprecedented peptide synthesis price |
High success rate: |
>99%. |
Fast delivery time: |
2 weeks for unpurified peptides and 3 weeks for purified peptides. |
Synthesis: |
Peptides up to 121 amino acids can be synthesized. |
Quantity: |
From 1mg to kilogram scales. |
Purities: |
From Crude to >98% purity. |
Report: |
MS and HPLC results are provided for all purified peptides to ensure purity and confirmation of the identity. |
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As a pioneer in the peptide industry, Peptide 2.0 Inc has the expertise you can rely on to produce from simple peptides to most complex and challenging molecules. With the state-of-the-art facility and an outstanding management team, Peptide 2.0 is able to provide custom peptide service with the best quality and the best value to our customers at unprecedented price from $2.00 per amino acid.
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Peptide 2.0 Inc produces thousands of peptides each year for research and pre-clinical applications. Options include the synthesis of peptides from 2 to 121 amino acids in length with any number of labels and modifications including phosphorylation, acetylation, biotin, and cyclization. Heavy isotype peptides for quantitative protein measurement are available in multiple scales and formats to meet the necessary stringency of specific experiment.
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Delivery time in general is in 2-4 weeks.
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Modifications Includes:
Acetylation, acylation (e.g. lipopeptides), biotinylation and formylation
Amidation
Thioethers, hydroxyethylene isosteres, retro-inverso peptides
Cyclizations: single or multiple disulfide bridges, head to tail and side chain (lactam bridge, thioether)
Phosphorylation, sulfation and glycosylation
Incorporation of chromophores
Fluorescent dyes/fluorogenic groups
Fluorophore/quencher pairs
Conjugation to a carrier protein
Incorporation of D-enantiomers and unusual amino acids
Labeling with stable isotopes and radiolabeling
Introduction of C-terminal alcohol moieties
Introduction of C-terminal ester and thioester groups
Depsipeptides
Stabilizing modifications including PEGylation, N-methylated amino acids and reduced peptide bonds
Ligations
Hydrocarbon-stapled peptides
Conjugation of cytotoxic molecules
Incorporation of chelating moieties (DOTA, DPTA)
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