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TEV Protease (Tobacco Etch Virus protease) is a commonly used protein purification tool enzyme widely applied in biological research. It can specifically recognize and cleave fusion proteins containing the ENLYFQ S or G sequence, thereby removing the tag protein from fusion proteins to obtain pure target proteins. It is ideal for recombinant protein expression and purification, and widely applied in structural biology and protein-related research.
Applicable Scenarios:
Protein engineering and functional validation in basic biological research; tag removal and intermediate purification in antibody drug and vaccine development; customized protein cleavage
Product Advantages:
Compatible with a wide range of pH values and buffers; high cleavage efficiency and specificity.
Extreme Condition Stability: Tolerates high concentrations of imidazole and various salts , eliminating the need for additional purification steps and enabling compatibility with complex buffer systems.
Precise and Efficient Cleavage: Exclusively targets the ENLYFQG site without nonspecific side reactions, preserving the integrity of the target protein.