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Peptide Library

Peptide libraries are widely used in life science research fields, such as drug discovery, vaccine development, proteomics, and immunotherapy.
Synbio Technologies has a rapid high-throughput parallel peptide synthesis platform that provides large-scale peptide synthesis at a low cost. We offer a flexible selection of peptide purity levels ranging from crude to 99% purity. All purified peptides are delivered with QC reports of HPLC, MS, and COA to ensure the highest quality.

Highlights

High Throughput

> 8,000 peptides each month
Fast Turnaround Time

Delivery within 2-3 weeks, 1-2 weeks if urgent
High Quality Products

Complete HPLC, MS, and COA reports
Customizable Purity Level

Peptide purity levels range from crude to 99%
Various Peptide Libraries

Protein libraries to meet customer different needs

Service Details

Types of Peptide Library

• Truncation Peptide LibraryView More

• Random Peptide LibraryView More

• Positional Scanning LibraryView More

• Alanine Scanning LibraryView More

• Scrambled LibraryView More

• Overlapping Peptide LibraryView More

Purity: crude, desalted, translated, >70%, >75%, >80%, >85%, >90%, >95%, >98%, >99%.

Synthesis length: 1-30 AA。

Turnaround Time:2-3 weeks, fastest 1-2 weeks.

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Deliverables

Peptide Products

HPLC QC Reports

MS QC Reports

Certificate of Analysis Documents

FAQs

What are important factors to consider when using peptide libraries for screening?

When using peptide libraries for screening, it is important to take into account the experimental design, the purity and concentration of the peptide, and the optimization of the screening conditions, and the accuracy of the data analysis.

How does peptide modification affect the performance of peptide libraries?

Peptide modifications can improve the physicochemical properties of peptides, such as increasing water solubility, improving stability, enhancing biological activity, and prolonging in vivo action time. Common modifications include C-terminal, N-terminal, intermediate residues,and cyclisation modifications.

What are peptide libraries used for?

Peptide libraries have a variety of applications, such as drug discovery, epitope mapping, protein-protein interaction studies, enzyme substrate identification, and receptor-ligand binding assays.

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