Enzymes
Enzymes speed up reactions in the lab. Recombinant forms are made so they’re easier to produce and keep consistent. You’ll find them in PCR, restriction digests, ligations, or cleanup steps. For example, a stable enzyme means fewer repeats and less wasted sample. What matters most is activity and purity. If the enzyme does its job every time, experiments run smoother and data is easier to trust.
AP72288-01
Recombinant Human Caspase-7(CASP7), partial
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AP72288-02
Recombinant Human Caspase-7(CASP7), partial
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AP72288-03
Recombinant Human Caspase-7(CASP7), partial
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AP70818-01
Recombinant Human Sulfite oxidase, mitochondrial(SUOX)
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AP70818-02
Recombinant Human Sulfite oxidase, mitochondrial(SUOX)
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AP70818-03
Recombinant Human Sulfite oxidase, mitochondrial(SUOX)
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AP74600-01
Recombinant Mouse Monoglyceride lipase(Mgll)
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AP74600-02
Recombinant Mouse Monoglyceride lipase(Mgll)
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AP74600-03
Recombinant Mouse Monoglyceride lipase(Mgll)
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AP74512-01
Recombinant Human Lysyl oxidase homolog 4(LOXL4)
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AP74512-02
Recombinant Human Lysyl oxidase homolog 4(LOXL4)
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AP74512-03
Recombinant Human Lysyl oxidase homolog 4(LOXL4)
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AP71026-01
Recombinant Mouse Mast cell protease 4(Mcpt4)
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AP71026-02
Recombinant Mouse Mast cell protease 4(Mcpt4)
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AP71026-03
Recombinant Mouse Mast cell protease 4(Mcpt4)
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