LL-37 10mg peptide
LL-37 is a peptide found in humans and has antimicrobial activity. It also interprets beneficial use in immunomodulation, wound healing, tissue repair, and anti-biofilm action. Apart from this, research shows towards understanding its role in inflammatory reactions, cell migration, and angiogenesis.
Uses of LL-37 10mg peptide
- Antimicrobial studies: with efficient activity against both bacteria and viruses and fungi.
- Wound healing studies: with attention to epithelial repair, cell migration, and tissue recovery.
- Anti-biofilm studies: focused on its ability to affect the process of biofilm formation.
- Inflammatory response studies: with evidence of immunomodulation.
- Tissue regeneration studies: focusing on the impact of LL-37 on angiogenesis and tissue repair.
- Inflammatory effect studies: with regard to inflammatory and anti-inflammatory properties and effects.
- Oral research: Analyzing its application in oral health issues.
Why It Attracts Research Interest
LL-37 functions as a positively charged peptide. It interacts with and disrupts the integrity of microbial membrane structure as a result of its charge, thus allowing the process of microbial killing to take place. In addition, it interacts with many cell structures, such as receptors, influencing gene expression involved in the immune response — specifically, in immune cell recruitment and inflammation.
- Contents: LL-37 10mg
- Form: Lyophilized powder
- Purity: ≥99% (COA available)
- Use: For in vitro laboratory research only
- Storage: Store dry; refrigerate after reconstitution
