Peptide Literature
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The following literature relates to Mimotopes' custom peptides, peptide libraries and antipeptide antibodies and is organised into three categories:
- Promotional brochures: Overviews describing Mimotopes' principal products and services
- Applications and Methods: Technical information on the various peptide applications
- User Notes: Practical guidelines for using Mimotopes' peptide products
Promotional Brochures
| Item Code | Title |
| PB1001 | PepSets Peptide Libraries The rapid and cost effective screening solution for immunology and drug discovery |
| PB1002 | Custom Peptides Quality peptides with labels and modifications designed and made to precision |
| PB1003 | PepSets for Drug Discovery Peptide Libraries are an invaluable tool for SAR and protein interaction studies |
Applications and Methods
| Item Code | Title |
| PP001 | PepSets-REPLi A library of FRET tripeptides that accelerates protease drug development |
| PT1004 | Truncated Peptide Libraries for Cytotoxic T-cell Epitope Mapping A novel strategy using CTL PepSets to identify the peptides recognized by T-cells |
| PT1005 | Biotinylated PepSets Utilizes biotin-avadin binding to rapidly scan protein sequences for bioactive sites |
| PT1006 | FRET PepSets Used to investigate protein interactions such as those involving proteases |
| PT2009 | Overcoming Peptide Problems by Design Options to overcome difficulties in synthesis and solubility |
| PT2010 | A Guide to Handling and Storing Peptides Strategies for storing and dissolving peptides both individually and in sets. |
| PT2011 | Antipeptide Antibodies: Immunological Methods and Protocols Understanding and working with Antipeptide Antibodies from Mimotopes |
| PT3013 | ELISA Method Using Biotinylated Peptides Procedure for immobilizing biotinylated peptides on solid-phase for immunoassay |
| PT3014 | Mapping Antibody Defined Linear Epitopes Sequential epitopes defined by T-cells and antibodies are rapidly detected using libraries of overlapping peptides |
| PT3015 | Using Antigen Competition to Identify Sequential (Linear) Epitopes Identify sequential epitopes by showing that antigen in solution can block the binding of antibody to solid-phase bound-peptide |
User Notes