Dimefox (CAS 115-26-4)
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Dimefox (DFX) is a synthetic compound specifically developed for investigating protein-protein interactions. As a small molecule, it is engineered to effectively bind to proteins and impede their activity. This powerful tool enables researchers to delve into the structure and function of proteins within living cells. Through numerous laboratory experiments, Dimefox has emerged as a valuable asset for studying protein-protein interactions. Its application extends to examining protein structure and function in living cells, assessing the impact of drugs on proteins, exploring the effects of mutations and post-translational modifications on protein function, and investigating the influence of binding inhibitors on protein-protein interactions. Dimefox achieves protein binding through the formation of a covalent bond between the amine group of the Dimefox molecule and the carboxyl group of the protein. This robust covalent bond effectively impedes the normal function of the protein, exerting inhibitory control.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
Dimefox, 50 mg | sc-223942 | 50 mg | $125.00 |