3 Results for "

Stalk peptide

" in MedChemExpress (MCE) Product Catalog:
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3 Results for "Stalk peptide" in MCE Product Catalog:

Cat. No.: HY-P10430
Research Areas:  

Neurological Disease

Stalk peptide is a GPR110 activator. Stalk peptide is released from GPCR Autoproteolysis INducing domain by autocatalytic process and then Stalk peptide is inserted into the ligand-binding pocket of the receptor to activate the receptor. Stalk peptide can promote nerve growth and synaptic formation. Stalk peptide can be used to study neurodevelopmental and neurodegenerative diseases .
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Cat. No.: HY-P10495A
Target:  

Peptides

Research Areas:  

Cancer

GPR110 peptide agonist P12 acetate is the acetate salt form of GPR110 peptide agonist P12 (HY-P10495). GPR110 peptide agonist P12 acetateis a peptide that acts as a GPR110 agonist. GPR110 peptide agonist P12 acetate can significantly enhance the initial rate of GPR110 stimulated G protein GTPγS binding. GPR110 peptide agonist P12 acetate mimics the action of natural ligands, causing the extracellular domain (ECD) of the GPR110 to dissociate from the seven transmembrane domains (7TM), exposing the β-strand-13/stalk region at the N-terminus of the 7TM domain, which acts as an agonist to activate G protein signaling. GPR110 peptide agonist P12 acetate can be used in the study of developmental disorders and cancers related to GPR110 .
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Cat. No.: HY-P10495
CAS No.: 1778685-49-6
Research Areas:  

Others Cancer

GPR110 peptide agonist P12 is a peptide that acts as a GPR110 agonist. GPR110 peptide agonist P12 can significantly enhance the initial rate of GPR110 stimulated G protein GTPγS binding. GPR110 peptide agonist P12 mimics the action of natural ligands, causing the extracellular domain (ECD) of the GPR110 to dissociate from the seven transmembrane domains (7TM), exposing the β-strand-13/stalk region at the N-terminus of the 7TM domain, which acts as an agonist to activate G protein signaling. GPR110 peptide agonist P12 can be used in the study of developmental disorders and cancers related to GPR110 .
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