Snap tag
The SNAP-tag is a protein fusion tag that can be used to covalently label proteins with a wide variety of synthetic molecules. It is based on a human DNA repair enzyme that can react specifically and efficiently with benzylguanine or benzylchloropyrimidine derivatives. The SNAP-tag can be fused to a target protein, expressed in cells, and subsequently labeled with a synthetic probe molecule.
Lab products found in correlation
18 protocols using snap tag
Fluorescent Protein Fusion Constructs
Construction of Fluorescently-Tagged GPCR and Effector Proteins
Immortalized Mouse Embryonic Fibroblasts
Fluorescent Protein Labeling Protocol
Comprehensive Protein Expression Analysis
Engineered β1-adrenoceptor Fusion Constructs
Fluorescent Labeling of Kinesin Constructs
Engineering Myosin Constructs for Structural Studies
Immunoblotting Antibodies for DNA Repair
Immunoblotting Antibodies for DNA Repair
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