Inducible Expression & Protein Degradation Tags

Cat. No.

A86381

CAS No.

367-93-1

IPTG

Synonyms: Isopropyl β-D-thiogalactoside

IPTG (Isopropyl β-D-1-thiogalactopyranoside) acts as a molecular mimic of allolactose and serves as an inducer of the lac operon. This compound effectively triggers transcription in systems where gene expression is regulated by the lac operator, enabling controlled protein expression in biological research. IPTG is widely utilized in molecular biology and recombinant protein studies to regulate the activity of target genes within prokaryotic expression systems.

Cat. No.

A91745

CAS No.

1330286-44-6

IPTG hemidioxane

Synonyms: β-D-1-thiogalactopyranoside hemidioxane

IPTG hemidioxane, also known as β-D-1-thiogalactopyranoside hemidioxane, serves as a potent biochemical reagent primarily utilized as an inducer of the lac operon in molecular biology research. It effectively promotes the expression of proteins in bacterial systems, enhancing the study of gene function and protein production. This reagent is essential for assays requiring controlled gene expression and is widely used in recombinant protein technology.

Cat. No.

B18068

CAS No.

1373154-68-7

GA3-AM

GA3-AM is a cell-permeable analog of the plant hormone gibberellic acid, functioning as a chemical dimerizer or inducer of dimerization. This compound is valuable for studying gibberellic acid signaling pathways and investigating plant growth and developmental processes. Its ability to facilitate protein-protein interactions makes it a useful tool in biochemical and cellular research.