Cathepsin/Subtilisin Inhibitor Inhibitor
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Cathepsin/Subtilisin Inhibitor is a compound that functions by binding to and inhibiting the activity of cathepsin and subtilisin enzymes. This inhibition prevents the enzymes from cleaving their target proteins, thereby disrupting their normal cellular functions. The inhibitor achieves this by forming stable complexes with the active sites of the enzymes, effectively blocking their catalytic activity. This interference with the enzymatic function of cathepsin and subtilisin has implications for various cellular processes, including protein degradation, immune response, and tissue remodeling. By targeting these enzymes, the inhibitor can modulate the activity of specific pathways and signaling within the cell. This modulation can be utilized to investigate the roles of cathepsin and subtilisin in cellular physiology and processes, providing insights into their molecular mechanisms of action.
Cathepsin/Subtilisin Inhibitor Inhibitor References
- N,O-diacyl hydroxamates as selective and irreversible inhibitors of cysteine proteinases. | Brömme, D. and Demuth, HU. 1994. Methods Enzymol. 244: 671-85. PMID: 7845243
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
Cathepsin/Subtilisin Inhibitor, 1 mg | sc-221400 | 1 mg | $328.00 |