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Product-based Scientific Posters
Through a fundamental academic research approach for the development of new products, Boston Biochem is required to fully understand the ubiquitin-related pathways, proteins and enzymes that we work with and produce. Data from the characterization of our new products result in meeting-presented scientific posters. These posters describe in experimental detail, product use, biological relevance, enzyme specificity and selectivity, and applications.
Please contact us regarding any scientific inquiry or question you may have about the information provided.
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Non-hydrolyzable Ub Chains
- DUB resistant chains |
DUB Substrate Alternatives
- FP based substrates |
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DUB Discovery Tools
- DUB enzymes |
SUMO-Related Discovery Tools
- SENP enzymes |
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New, Full-length DUBs
- Kinetic characterization |






