inuB Protein, Human (His)

inuB Protein, Human (His) is the recombinant human-derived inuB, expressed by E. coli , with His labeled tag. inuB Protein, Human (His) Total length 492 Preliminary acid, Add suffix 5 Preliminary acid (R) Increase positive charge Classification Flag. Due to the quality of the acid, the heavy-duty protein can be used at the end of a positive electric charge, and the electric absorption power of the converter is strong.

The inuB protein plays a pivotal role in bacterial metabolism by enabling the utilization of sucrose as a sole carbon source. This protein is crucial for the bacterium's ability to break down and metabolize sucrose, providing a source of carbon for energy and growth. By facilitating the utilization of sucrose, inuB contributes to the adaptability and metabolic versatility of the bacterium, allowing it to thrive in environments where sucrose is available. The specific function of inuB highlights its importance in the bacterial metabolic pathway and its role in ensuring efficient carbon utilization from sucrose for the organism's survival and growth.

Human

E. coli

His

U3M0R8 (M1-K492, with 5R(RRRRR) at the C-terminus.)

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Approximately 59.5 kDa

<1 EU/μg, determined by LAL method.