DTME (CAS 71865-37-7)
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DTME, also known as Dithio-bis-maleimidoethane, functions as a crosslinking agent in biology and biochemistry. Its mechanism of action involves the formation of covalent bonds with thiol groups on proteins, peptides, or other cellular components. This interaction leads to the formation of stable crosslinks between these molecules, which can be utilized for various purposes in the study of cellular processes. By covalently linking thiol-containing molecules, DTME can be used to study protein-protein interactions, protein structure, and the organization of cellular components. DTME can be employed to immobilize proteins or peptides onto solid supports for various applications, such as affinity chromatography or protein microarray technology. The ability of DTME to form stable crosslinks with thiol-containing molecules makes it valuable for investigating the structure and function of cellular and molecular components in biology.
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Ordering Information
| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
DTME, 5 mg | sc-214925A | 5 mg | $203.00 | |||
DTME, 10 mg | sc-214925 | 10 mg | $338.00 | |||
DTME, 25 mg | sc-214925B | 25 mg | $567.00 | |||
DTME, 50 mg | sc-214925C | 50 mg | $1144.00 | |||
DTME, 100 mg | sc-214925D | 100 mg | $2086.00 |