Date published: 2026-5-30

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HYPB Activators

The class of HYPB Activators encompasses chemicals that indirectly influence the activity of the HYPB protein. HYPB's primary role is in the maturation of hydrogenase enzymes, which are critical in biological hydrogen processing. The chemicals listed contribute to this process in various ways, such as providing essential cofactors (e.g., Nickel(II) sulfate, Iron(II) sulfate, Molybdenum(IV) oxide), creating a conducive biochemical environment (e.g., Sodium dithionite, Dithiothreitol), or stabilizing the enzyme structure (e.g., Zinc sulfate, Glycerol).

These compounds, by supporting the synthesis, assembly, and activation of hydrogenase enzymes, indirectly enhance the function of HYPB. For example, cofactors like nickel and iron are integral to the active sites of hydrogenase enzymes, and their availability can facilitate the maturation process that HYPB is involved in. Similarly, maintaining a reducing environment with agents like sodium dithionite and reduced glutathione is vital for the proper function of hydrogenases, thereby indirectly impacting HYPB's role. Additionally, ATP's role as an energy source is crucial in numerous enzymatic processes, including those that HYPB might be involved in during hydrogenase maturation.

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Product NameCAS #Catalog #QUANTITYPriceCitationsRATING

Nickel Sulfate

7786-81-4sc-507407
5 g
$63.00
(0)

Nickel is a cofactor for many hydrogenases. Nickel(II) sulfate can provide nickel ions, potentially facilitating the maturation of hydrogenase enzymes, a process where HYPB plays a crucial role.

Ferrous Sulfate (Iron II Sulfate) Heptahydrate

7782-63-0sc-211505
sc-211505A
250 g
500 g
$73.00
$109.00
(1)

Iron is another essential component of hydrogenase enzymes. Providing Iron(II) sulfate can support the synthesis and maturation of these enzymes, indirectly impacting the function of HYPB in this process.

Molybdenum(IV) oxide

18868-43-4sc-235882
10 g
$26.00
(0)

Molybdenum is a cofactor in certain hydrogenases. Supplying Molybdenum(IV) oxide can aid in the assembly and activation of these enzymes, potentially enhancing the role of HYPB in their maturation.

Cobalt(II) chloride

7646-79-9sc-252623
sc-252623A
5 g
100 g
$64.00
$176.00
7
(1)

Cobalt is a part of some hydrogenase cofactors. Cobalt(II) chloride can supply cobalt ions, assisting in the assembly of hydrogenase enzymes and indirectly influencing HYPB activity.

Zinc

7440-66-6sc-213177
100 g
$48.00
(0)

Zinc ions can play a role in the structural integrity of proteins. Zinc sulfate may contribute to the proper folding and function of hydrogenases, indirectly affecting HYPB's role in their maturation.

L-Cysteine

52-90-4sc-286072
sc-286072A
sc-286072B
sc-286072C
sc-286072D
25 g
100 g
500 g
5 kg
10 kg
$51.00
$112.00
$449.00
$1151.00
$2178.00
1
(1)

L-Cysteine can contribute to the formation of iron-sulfur clusters, a crucial component of many hydrogenases. Its presence can indirectly enhance the role of HYPB in hydrogenase maturation.

Magnesium chloride

7786-30-3sc-255260C
sc-255260B
sc-255260
sc-255260A
10 g
25 g
100 g
500 g
$28.00
$35.00
$48.00
$125.00
2
(1)

Magnesium ions are important for many enzymatic reactions. Magnesium chloride can support the overall enzymatic environment, potentially aiding the function of HYPB in hydrogenase enzyme maturation.

Glycerol

56-81-5sc-29095A
sc-29095
100 ml
1 L
$56.00
$153.00
12
(5)

Glycerol is often used as a stabilizing agent for proteins. Its presence can aid in maintaining the stability of hydrogenases during maturation, indirectly supporting the role of HYPB.

Adenosine 5′-Triphosphate, disodium salt

987-65-5sc-202040
sc-202040A
1 g
5 g
$39.00
$75.00
9
(1)

ATP, as an energy source, can facilitate various enzymatic processes, including those involved in protein maturation. It may indirectly support HYPB's function in hydrogenase maturation.

Glutathione, reduced

70-18-8sc-29094
sc-29094A
10 g
1 kg
$82.00
$2091.00
8
(2)

Reduced glutathione maintains a reducing environment, which can be beneficial for the activity of hydrogenase enzymes and potentially support the function of HYPB in their maturation.