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Certificate of Analysis Product Name: SUMO Protease Cat #: SP100, SP200, SP300, SP400 Lot #: MV20327B Storage Condition: 20C (after first time use) or 80C for long term storage. Avoid multiple freeze×thaw

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1. Researchers and scientists working in the field of molecular biology, biochemistry, and protein purification may require sumo protease.
2. Sumo protease is commonly used in experiments involving the purification and processing of SUMO-tagged proteins.
3. It is especially useful when studying protein-protein interactions, post-translational modifications, and protein localization.
4. Additionally, sumo protease is essential in accurately studying the role and function of SUMO proteins in cellular processes such as DNA repair, transcriptional regulation, and signal transduction pathways.
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What is sumo protease?

Sumo protease is a type of enzyme that cleaves small ubiquitin-like modifier (SUMO) proteins from target proteins.

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Researchers or scientists working with SUMO proteins are required to file sumo protease.

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Sumo protease can be filled out by providing details of the experiment, target proteins, and the cleavage process.

What is the purpose of sumo protease?

The purpose of sumo protease is to study the functions of SUMO proteins by cleaving them from target proteins.

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Information such as experiment details, target proteins, cleavage results, and any observed effects must be reported on sumo protease.