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Immune Checkpoint Proteins

Recombinant Enzymes

Discover high-purity recombinant enzymes for enzymatic assays, drug screening, and structural studies. Produced in HEK293/CHO/E. coli with verified enzymatic activity, purity (≥95%), and low endotoxin. RUO

Why Researchers Choose abinScience

≥95% Purity & Low Endotoxin Typical ≤0.1 EU/µg verified by LAL assay. Lot-specific CoA with SDS-PAGE and SEC-HPLC data included.
Verified Bioactivity Functional validation via ELISA or cell-based proliferation/signaling assay. High batch-to-batch consistency (<20% CV).
Five Expression Systems HEK293 & CHO for native PTMs; E. coli for high-yield screening; insect and yeast for balanced cost and glycosylation.
Flexible Formats Carrier-free (no BSA), His-tagged, Fc-chimera, biotinylated; lyophilized or liquid — choose the best fit for your assay.
Scalable & Reliable From µg to mg quantities with consistent lead times. Global cold-chain shipping with dry-ice packaging.

How to Select the Right Product

  1. Application: Choose carrier-free for sensitive bioassays (e.g., CAR-T expansion, organoid culture, SPR). His-tag works best for pull-down and purification workflows.
  2. Expression System: Use HEK293/CHO for native glycosylation and disulfide bonds; E. coli for cost-effective high-throughput screening; insect/yeast when moderate PTMs are sufficient.
  3. Tag & Format: His-tag for IMAC purification and binding studies; Fc-chimera for enhanced avidity and half-life; biotinylated for immobilization on streptavidin surfaces.
  4. Endotoxin: Match your assay tolerance — ≤0.1 EU/µg is recommended for immune cell culture and in vivo studies. Always verify via the lot-specific CoA.

Documents & QC Data

Download Certificate of Analysis (CoA), SDS-PAGE gels, SEC-HPLC chromatograms, and reconstitution protocols on each product page. All QC data is lot-specific and archived for traceability.

FAQs

What does “carrier-free” mean?

Carrier-free proteins contain no stabilizers (e.g., BSA), reducing interference in sensitive assays and enabling precise mass-based dosing. Ideal for SPR, BLI, and cell-based functional studies.

Which expression system should I choose?

HEK293/CHO: Native folding, glycosylation, and disulfide bonds — ideal for receptor-binding and functional studies.
E. coli: High yield and cost-effective, best for structural screening.
Insect/Yeast: Balanced PTMs with good scalability.

What endotoxin level is recommended for immune cell assays?

≤0.1 EU/µg is the standard for immune cell culture, T-cell expansion, and in vivo studies. Every lot ships with LAL-verified endotoxin data on the CoA.

How to reconstitute lyophilized proteins?

Use sterile, endotoxin-free buffer. Gently swirl — avoid vortexing. Aliquot into single-use volumes and store at -80°C to prevent freeze-thaw damage.

Are these proteins RUO or GMP-grade?

Unless explicitly labeled, all products are Research Use Only (RUO). For GMP-grade requirements, contact our team for custom manufacturing options.

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