Influenza Virus

Cat. No.

A44460

CAS No.

76204-02-9

4-MUNANA

4-MUNANA is a highly selective fluorescent substrate for influenza virus neuraminidase (NA), undergoing an irreversible enzymatic reaction that releases fluorescent 4-methylumbelliferone (4-MU). The fluorescence intensity of 4-MU provides a quantitative measure of NA activity, making 4-MUNANA a valuable tool in influenza research. Applications include screening for neuraminidase inhibitors, creating new anti-influenza therapies, and investigating the infection mechanisms of influenza viruses.

Cat. No.

A86614

CAS No.

84195-52-8

Submandibular mucin

Submandibular mucin serves as a substrate for the viral enzyme neuraminidase, characterized by its high molecular weight glycoprotein structure. This compound exhibits key biological activities relevant to the study of viral infections, particularly in the context of influenza research. Its applications include investigating the enzymatic activity of neuraminidase and examining mucin interactions with viral pathogens.

Cat. No.

A86688

CAS No.

138529-46-1

Biotin-DADOO

Synonyms: Biotinyl-3,6-dioxaoctanediamine; EZ-Link Amine-PEO2-Biotin

Biotin-DADOO is a biotinylation reagent that facilitates the covalent attachment of biotin to various substrates. It acts as an amino component in the nucleophilic ring-opening reaction of epoxidized ω-double bonds, enabling the synthesis of biotinylated inhibitor derivatives. Additionally, Biotin-DADOO can be conjugated with carboxymethyl cellulose derivatives and is utilized in the development of biotin-estradiol conjugates for enzyme immunoassays. This reagent is also relevant in the study of influenza A research.