Buccutite™ MTA, maleimide [MTAM]
Buccutite™crosslinking technology provides the most convenient and effective crosslinking method to link two biomolecules with a high conjugation yield. The method uses one pair of crosslinkers: Buccutite™ MTA and Buccutite™ FOL. MTA is added to one molecule, while FOL is added to another molecule. The cross-linking reaction is initiated by mixing Molecule-1-Buccutite ™ MTA and Molecule-2-Buccutite ™ FOL under neutral conditions. Many of our customer have requested us to offer the stand-alone Buccutite™ MTA and Buccutite™ FOL reagents to expand the application of Buccutite™crosslinking technology. Buccutite™ MTA maleimide (MTAM) can be used the same way as the widely used SMCC for crosslinking proteins. One end of the MTAM reacts (via maleimide) with thiols (-SH) of cysteine found in the reduced antibodies (by TCEP or DTT). SMCC crosslinking requires high concentration of proteins. In addition, SMCC-modified protein is extremely unstable and often self-reactive since proteins often contain both amine and thiol groups that cause significant amount of homo-crosslinking. Buccutite™ crosslinking reaction occurs under extremely mild and neutral conditions without any catalyst required. It is robust and efficient.
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Journal: DNA repair (2021): 103026
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Journal: Current genetics (2021): 99-105
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Journal: STAR protocols (2021): 100591
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