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| Albumins and Globulins |
| Prolamins |
| Glutelins |
| Recombinant Gliadin Peptides |
Product criteria
| Source |
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| E. coli 4 |
| Diagnostics |
| Celiac Disease antigen X |
Recombinant Gliadin Peptides
Gliadin peptides derived from Triticum aestivum (wheat) are the main immunotoxic antigens in celiac disease. They are a substrates for tissue transglutaminase, which specifically deamidates glutamine residues within these peptides, and therefore strongly increases their immunogenicity (Dørum S. et al., J. Proteome Res. 2009; 8:1748-55).
We offer a set of fusion proteins that carry the different native and deamidated peptide sequences that facilitate the analysis of antibodies found in celiac disease related samples. See also section: Celiac Disease Products
We offer a set of fusion proteins that carry the different native and deamidated peptide sequences that facilitate the analysis of antibodies found in celiac disease related samples. See also section: Celiac Disease Products
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