2-Iminothiolane Hydrochloride (CAS 4781-83-3): Your Trusted Protein Modification Reagent Supplier in China

Discover the essential role of 2-Iminothiolane Hydrochloride in advanced biochemical research. As a premier manufacturer and supplier in China, we offer high-purity reagents essential for protein-protein cross-linking and the introduction of reactive sulfhydryl groups, ensuring your R&D projects achieve optimal results with reliable supply.

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Key Applications of 2-Iminothiolane Hydrochloride

Protein-Protein Cross-linking

Essential for investigating protein complex formation and structural dynamics, aiding researchers in understanding enzyme mechanisms and cellular interactions.

Sulfhydryl Group Functionalization

Enables targeted modification of proteins, creating reactive sites for conjugation with probes, drugs, or other biomolecules for advanced research.

Enzyme Structure Studies

A valuable tool for researchers studying the structure and function of oligomeric enzymes, providing insights into quaternary structure and subunit interactions.

Cellular Organelle Research

Supports the investigation of intracellular components and processes by allowing for specific labeling and cross-linking of proteins within organelles.