Evaluation of Peptide's property of binding to PMMA stereo- complex membrane
Evaluation of Peptide's property of binding to PMMA stereo- complex membrane
Evaluation of peptide's property of specifically binding to stereo complex Polymethacrylate (PMMA) and the evaluation of streptavidin's binding property via biotinylated peptide.
(Data provided by: Research Center for Advanced Science and Technology, University of Tokyo)
1.Evaluation of peptide binding
Fig.1: Diagram
2.Result
Fig.2: Reaction waveform
Fig.3: Binding amount to stereo- complex membrane
3.Binding of streptavidin via biotinated peptide
Fig.4: Diagram of biotinylated peptide
4.Measurement wave form
Fig.5: Reaction waveform
5.Glossary
PMMA (Poly Methyl Methacrylate) | PMMA, poly methyl methacrylate, is a kind of acrylic resin |
Stereocomplex membrane | Spiral structure membrane in which 2 kinds of PMMA (isotactic and syndiotactic structure ) interact each other. |
Avidin | Glycoprotein contained in egg albumen. The molecular weight is approximately 67,000. The bond between avidin and biotin is very strong. Bacteria-derived Streptavidin (MW:approx.60,000) is a similar protein, and is often used as well. Since Streptavidin does not have sugar chain, less nonspecific binding occurs as compared with avidin. |
Biotin | A kind of water soluble vitamin that binds to avidin strongly. Molecular weight is approx. 244. |