Azo biotin azide
Azo biotin-azide is a compound used as a labeling reagent in various biochemical and cell biology applications. It consists of a biotin moiety linked to an azide group, which enables the attachment of the biotin label to biomolecules through click chemistry reactions. The core function of Azo biotin-azide is to facilitate the detection and visualization of target molecules in complex biological samples.
2 protocols using azo biotin azide
Synthesis and Characterization of Alkynyl Myristic Acid Derivatives
Cleavable Biotin-Azide Enrichment of Peptides
Before peptide release, the photo-cleavable reagent labeled sample should be performed with light protection, and the acid-cleavable reagent labeled sample should be performed avoiding acid and not doing the SCX procedure.
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