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SensoLyte® AMC tPA Activity Assay Kit (Fluorimetric), AnaSpec
Catalog # 103010-524
Supplier:  Anaspec Inc
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SensoLyte® AMC tPA Activity Assay Kit (Fluorimetric), AnaSpec
Catalog # 103010-524
Supplier:  Anaspec Inc
Supplier Number:  AS-72160
CAS Number:  

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Specifications

  • Size:
    100 Assays
  • Cat. no.:
    103010-524
  • Storage Temperature:
    – 78 °C
  • Includes:
    The assays can be performed in a convenient 96-well microplate format, kit includes essential components and detailed protocol and references
  • Supplier No.:
    AS-72160

Specifications

About this item

Tissue-type plasminogen activator (tPA) is a serine protease that cleaves pro-enzyme plasminogen into active plasmin

The SensoLyte® AMC tPA Activity Assay Kit is optimized for assaying tPA enzyme activities. This kit contains a fluorogenic substrate with a high reactivity and low background. tPA cleaves the substrate resulting in release of AMC (7-amino-4-methylcoumarin) fluorophore. Fluorescence can be monitored at excitation /emission= 354/442 nm. This kit can be used for high throughput screening of tPA inducers and inhibitors.

It has been recognized that tPA play important roles in various physiological and pathological processes. In plasma, it functions as a thrombolytic enzyme and can be used for treatment of ischemic stroke. In the central nervous system, tPA promotes events associated with synaptic plasticity and cell death in a number of settings, such as cerebral ischemia and seizures.