Peptide synthesis

Peptides of the desired sequence and purity up to 50 amino acids are produced in corporation with the Department of Biochemistry, Charité hospital, Berlin. Purity of peptides can be controlled by mass spectrometry. Peptides are conjugated to KLH for immunization or to other carrier proteins e.g. for application in immunoassays.

No. of amino acid residues Purity Order No. Download
1 bis 15 aa > 70 %
> 80 %
> 95 % (purified by HPLC)
X-001
X-002
X-003
> 70 %X-001> 80 %X-002> 95 % (purified by HPLC)X-003  
16 bis 20 aa > 70 %
> 80 %
> 95 % (purified by HPLC)
X-004
X-005
X-006
> 70 %X-004> 80 %X-005> 95 % (purified by HPLC)X-006  
21 bis 35 aa > 70 %
> 80 %
> 95 % (purified by HPLC)
X-007
X-008
X-009
> 70 %X-007> 80 %X-008> 95 % (purified by HPLC)X-009  
36 bis 50 aa > 70 %
> 80 %
> 95 % (purified by HPLC)
X-010
X-011
X-012
> 70 %X-010> 80 %X-011> 95 % (purified by HPLC)X-012  
Coupling of peptide
to a carrier for immunization
(N15-, Fluorescence- and Biotin-labelling of peptides;
on request)
[nbsp] X-013 [nbsp]X-013  

Larger quantities of longer peptides possible on request; HPLC-profile is included, mass spectrometry on request.