- Overview
- Types of Peptide Library
- What We Offer
- Why Choose Us
Overview
Peptide libraries are powerful tools for drug discovery and development, allowing researchers to screen large numbers of peptides quickly and efficiently. As a leading biopharmaceutical company, we provide comprehensive peptide library services to facilitate research and innovation in the field of life sciences.
Types of Peptide Library
| Library Type | Description |
| Overlapping Peptide Library | An overlapping peptide library is a collection of synthetic peptides generated by systematically overlapping amino acid sequences of a given target protein. Overlapping Peptide Libraries are commonly used in immunology and vaccine development research to identify specific epitopes recognized by antibodies or T-cells. |
| Truncation Peptide Library | A truncation peptide library is a collection of peptides that are systematically generated by sequential removal of amino acids from one end of a parent peptide sequence. Truncation peptide libraries are commonly used in peptide structure-activity relationship (SAR) studies and peptide-based drug discovery efforts. |
| Alanine Peptide Scanning Library | An alanine peptide scanning library is a collection of peptide sequences where each amino acid in a target peptide is systematically replaced with alanine. This library is used to study the effects of individual amino acids on peptide activity, structure, and function. |
| Random Peptide Library | A random peptide library is a diverse collection of random peptides of varying lengths and sequences. These libraries are typically generated by synthesizing short peptides with random amino acid sequences using combinatorial chemistry techniques. Random peptide libraries are often used in drug discovery and other biological research to identify peptides that bind to specific targets, such as proteins, enzymes, or receptors. |
| Scrambled Peptide Library | A scrambled peptide library is a collection of peptides in which the amino acid sequence of each peptide is randomized or scrambled. This type of library is often used in peptide screening experiments to identify novel peptides with specific biological activities or binding properties. |
| Positional Peptide Library | A positional peptide library is a collection of peptides where each peptide within the library contains a fixed amino acid residue at a specific position within the peptide sequence. This type of library is used in drug discovery, protein engineering, etc., to study the importance of specific amino acids in peptide sequences or to identify peptides with desired properties. |
What We Offer
| Items | Crude Peptide Library | Purified Peptide Library | |
| Length | 5-15 AA | 16-25 AA | 5-25 AA |
| Purity | Crude | Crude | ≥70% ~ ≥98% |
| Quantity | 1-20 mg | 1-20 mg | 1-9 mg |
| Deliverable Format | Lyophilized peptides in individual vials or 96-well plate | ||
| Modifications | Customizable | ||
Why Choose Us
Expertise and Experience
Our team of seasoned scientists possesses extensive knowledge in peptide chemistry, synthetic methodologies, and structure-activity relationships. These expertise enable us to accurately and efficiently design and synthesize a variety of peptide libraries to meet the changing needs of customers in the academic, pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries.
Cutting-Edge Technologies
Our company harnesses cutting-edge technologies and state-of-the-art equipment to drive innovation in peptide library synthesis. Our laboratories are equipped with automated peptide synthesizers, high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) systems, and mass spectrometry instrumentation, allowing for precise control over peptide synthesis and purification processes.
Strict Quality Control
Quality assurance is the top priority of our company and the basis of our commitment to providing excellent peptide library services. Our quality control program includes techniques such as HPLC, MS and sequence analysis to ensure the purity, identity and integrity of synthetic peptide libraries.